The Aeolian mode is both epic and timeless. Let's break it down and get to know it better!

Progressive metal riff that gives the allusion of change.

Intermediate lesson on how to use the Aeolian scale.

This lesson is designed for those of you who are starting to explore the possibilities of lead guitar.

In this lesson, we'll work with the Aeolian scale and try to create some melodic licks in the key of A minor.

Welcome to the sixth Exotic Scale of this series. Now we are going to explore the Aeolian bb7 scale.

I harmonize any note of the arpeggio with triads, including the seventh of the chord.

Using octaves, pauses and breaks when creating melodic solos!

There's only one barre chord to play in this one, the B minor, so it's an easy enough one to pick up for beginners. Most of the time you won't hear the m7b5 chord being used in songs as it isn't a very strong sounding chord.