Thanks a lot everyone!
Lydian has some special vibe, well done David
Excellent stuff David !
mysterious lines... love them!
nice phrasing David. good work
Great lesson David! Cool licks in there!
Thanks a lot everyone!
I'm thrilled you like this one!
Marvelous licks David !!
Cool lines, 00:09 great fusion line! You really love that lydian sounds:)
Cool lesson David
Takes me a bit to Flying in a blue dream
Very nice David!
Cool licks and mode study David!
Well done David, Lydian is indeed spacey mode.
wow!! You can really hear the Lydian flavour in that one!!! Nice one David!!!!
Very cool lines, love this kind of stuff, awesome tone as well!
Excellent lesson, David! Reminds me early Satriani. Nice synth in the background
Great lesson.
Nice modern sounding licks David !
Great scales David over this extended chord progression.
In today's lesson we'll study the possibilities of the Lydian scale, which is actually the Major scale played from its fourth note. Let's start by taking a look at the formula of that mode:
Root-Maj2nd-Maj3rd-Au4th-5th-Maj6th-Maj7th
If we take the Root, 3rd, 5th and 7th note of that scale, we'll have a Major 7th chord which is going to be found in the backing track. We'll add to that chord an augmented fourth played an octave higher (#11) to bring out the color of the Lydian scale in the chord. To make things a bit more interesting we'll go back and forth between EMaj7#11 and DMaj7#11 chords.
On the technical side, there are quite a few interesting techniques used such as alternate picking, sweeping and left hand vibrato. As always with these lessons, concentrate on a clean technique and build your speed gradually with a relaxed technique.
Have fun!