Great video honestly, very concise. About what you say at 7:30, I agree on most part but for the kid that watches this video and is new to guitar and somehow ends up reading my comment, don't hardwire yourself thinking that's the absolute correct way to play and whoever doesn't do it like that is doing it wrong, it's a matter of intention, dissonance is part of music and if u have a certain intention that deviates from the standard it doesn't mean it's wrong, playing wrong is easy, playing correct is harder and playing wrong but sounding right is the hardest easy thing.Y'all are now free to roll your eyes at my boomerisms.
crazy, i literally just wanted to search a video about the subject and as i entered youtube it said in my sub box that you uploaded a video on the matter seconds ago. gonna watch it now. god bless you bernth
7:55 I'm pretty sure there are several Fates Warning guitar solos that use Aeolian over Phrygian. When you were playing that example it felt very familiar and didn't seem that out of place to me 😉 Maybe the trick is to use that technique sparingly.
Great lesson! It's impossible to stress enough how important it is for new guitarists to take the time and get a basic understanding of the modes. I grew up with late 80's metal, learned Aeolian, and as a result I see the neck in Aeolian while playing. For example, when I'm playing A Mixolydian my brain sees Aeolian off the 2nd or B Aeolian. If I'm playing C Lydian I'm seeing Aeolian off the 3rd degree or E Aeolian. Listen to Bernth, kids, and learn your modes! MK
This was eye opening to me a couple years ago when I started thinking more this way. I was used to thinking about modes as moving the root note to a different starting point of a major scale (which I think is the more traditional way of visualizing this) but it was challenging to latch onto the sound of the mode and go beyond just memorizing it. When I started thinking of what the mode does to the specific intervals of the scale it became a lot easier to actually think about and actually implement.
This is what I was looking for.... I have checked many TH-cam lessons but non did clear my doubts this is what I needed to know, thank you for this sentence, "you also have to pay attention to the musical environment we cannot just play a mode just because we like." ..
This lesson is soooo helpful. As a Metal guitarist I've been always fearful about mode stuffs, since to me it relates to what Jazz guitarists playing 3000 chords at one song... But hey, only one note to change from major minor scale? I think this video is the most efficient way to get a glimpse of mode changes. Thank you for the lesson Bernth, greetings from Korea!
Good explanation! My approach to modal scales is to start with pentatonic scale. The (major/minor) pentatonic contains exactly these notes all (major/minor) modes have in common. Modes then are nothing but adding a specific note within each third-step of the pentatonic.
ANOTHER GOOD VIDÉO..WITH EXPERIMENTAL SCALES ALONG THE FRETBOARD 👏👏I AM THINKING, IT SURE VERY INTERESTING FOR YOUNG GUITARIST AND FOR CONFIRMED GUITARIST, ☝🤘😮WHO ARE THEY NEVER HAD THAT TOOL FOR PROGREES...KEEP ON PICKING..BERNTH 👍👌✌
Hey Bernth, am I crazy that I love the sound of the clashing notes in both of your examples? I deliberately make those type of choices in a sparing manner just because I like the tension/resolution I get from it.
The rules of music are more suggestions than anything. An ugly/dissonant interval can be appropriate if the music is meant to evoke a certain kind of feeling.
@@paulgulling838 Thanks for the info, unfortunately it was for the European market. The flat gold color looks awesome with the wood texture. YAAARRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!
So if hear a backing track of: 0 1 3 power chords on E string, i can assume that i can use E Phrigyian mode for lead tones or solo? But then it it seems as if Im stuck in those 7 E Phrigyan notes extended to 14 by extra octave mode...but then i hear a crazy solo all over the neck with sweeps and all which makes me again think that i didnt understand anything
it`s first time I see those mods are split like some are major and some are minor, they usually say they`re all more or less major except for Aeolian. At least Dorian could be in Major team, I think?
I wanna make sure i get this right so lmk if im being stupid So a mode is basically the notes one can play right? So like let say a song starts on E phrygian the notes i can only play in the track (unless my swag level is high enough) would be E F G A B C and D because their intervals are 1 b2 3 4 something something (i have a goblin brain) Does that sound right? Also i know damn near nobody will understand
Noob question here: I know only a couple of boxes of pentatonics and not know by memory (yet) the full fretboard notes disposition, can someone address me on what topic should I start to study to better organise my "journey"?
I'll never understand the modal scales... The phrygian scale of the example gas the same notes of a C major scale. The E phrygian: E, F, G, A, B, C, D. The C major: C, D, E, F, G, A, B. So how can I improvise on a E phrygian scales? Do I have to use the notes of the C major scale?
Yes, you do use the notes of C major when you play in E Phrygian, but you put the tonal center at E not C. Its the same notes but thought of in a different way to produce a different sound. This probably isnt the BEST explaination but hopefully it helps a little
Good thing about learning Aeolian / Natural Minor - take away the 2nd and 6th notes and you've got the Minor Pentatonic scale. 👍 Also, I was just starting to practice the modes again, but I fell into the trap of just mindlessly practicing the 7 scale boxes. So I'm glad I checked this video, showing me a more constructive way of practicing it. 😊
Awesome bro but why didn't you even mention how the modes were created and are based off the natural major/minor scales? That's really the heart of this concept in my opinion
That is mentioned and one of the most important parts of the lesson actually :) I know that there's a lot to take in with long theory videos like that though 👍🏻
@@Bernthguitar I'm meant specifically like instead of saying for example that the E Phrygian mode is just the E natural minor with one different note, explaining that this is basically just taking the C natural Major and starting the scale from the 3rd degree in it being the 3rd MODE of the natural major - The Phrygian. For me personally that was the most crucial part for understanding the concept when I learned modes 🙂 But I'm sure you just tried to make it as simple as possible for people who learn it for the first time.. Great job man! Waiting for your next videos!
The Modes of the major scale, then we get to have real fun and do the modes of the harmonic and melodic minor scales! ;) Yes kids, there's 14 more. Bahahahah
![Demonstrating All 7 Modes in Parallel [MODAL MUSIC THEORY]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bwaeBUYcO5o/mqdefault.jpg)
Make sure to download the very helpful files for this lesson (and for all my TH-cam lessons) right here: www.patreon.com/bernth - happy practicing :)
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Great video honestly, very concise.
About what you say at 7:30, I agree on most part but for the kid that watches this video and is new to guitar and somehow ends up reading my comment, don't hardwire yourself thinking that's the absolute correct way to play and whoever doesn't do it like that is doing it wrong, it's a matter of intention, dissonance is part of music and if u have a certain intention that deviates from the standard it doesn't mean it's wrong, playing wrong is easy, playing correct is harder and playing wrong but sounding right is the hardest easy thing.Y'all are now free to roll your eyes at my boomerisms.
crazy, i literally just wanted to search a video about the subject and as i entered youtube it said in my sub box that you uploaded a video on the matter seconds ago. gonna watch it now. god bless you bernth
Happy to help, what a coincidence! :)
Bruh!! You are a fantastic teacher!! You have filled in so many little gaps I've had for years lol ill be seeing you on Patreon very soon!
7:55 I'm pretty sure there are several Fates Warning guitar solos that use Aeolian over Phrygian. When you were playing that example it felt very familiar and didn't seem that out of place to me 😉 Maybe the trick is to use that technique sparingly.
Great lesson! It's impossible to stress enough how important it is for new guitarists to take the time and get a basic understanding of the modes. I grew up with late 80's metal, learned Aeolian, and as a result I see the neck in Aeolian while playing. For example, when I'm playing A Mixolydian my brain sees Aeolian off the 2nd or B Aeolian. If I'm playing C Lydian I'm seeing Aeolian off the 3rd degree or E Aeolian. Listen to Bernth, kids, and learn your modes!
MK
And what problems has this caused in your life? I mean who cares if you just play right stuff. They are just names not music.
Because you sound like s4!t if you're playing major over minor.
Bernth has a special place in my heart for making a video for all my problems
This was eye opening to me a couple years ago when I started thinking more this way. I was used to thinking about modes as moving the root note to a different starting point of a major scale (which I think is the more traditional way of visualizing this) but it was challenging to latch onto the sound of the mode and go beyond just memorizing it. When I started thinking of what the mode does to the specific intervals of the scale it became a lot easier to actually think about and actually implement.
This is what I was looking for.... I have checked many TH-cam lessons but non did clear my doubts this is what I needed to know, thank you for this sentence, "you also have to pay attention to the musical environment we cannot just play a mode just because we like." ..
This lesson is soooo helpful. As a Metal guitarist I've been always fearful about mode stuffs, since to me it relates to what Jazz guitarists playing 3000 chords at one song... But hey, only one note to change from major minor scale? I think this video is the most efficient way to get a glimpse of mode changes. Thank you for the lesson Bernth, greetings from Korea!
You deserve WAY more subs! All your lessons are incredible and very well-taught and easy to follow. Love your channel!
Best video to learn modes
Without a doubt one of the best guitar teachers on YT. Thank you Bernth and keep up the good work! :)
This literally could not have come at a better time. I just started learning the modes. Keep up the awesome lessons!
One of the best descriptions of the modes I’ve seen yet
After practicing all your awesome tricks for 1 month...I can maintain a decent speed now..🤘🤘..thank BERNTH
I am starting to get addicted to your channel. I enjoy how straight to the point you are in your lessons. Thank you
I've known modes and their applications for a long while but today I've learnt a totally new and really useful detail about them; thank you.
Nice another great lesson! Just what I need after learning the circle of fifths :) thanks a lot Bernth you deserve more subs!
Your lessons continually open new insights for my playing, thank you .
I love when Bernth tries to sound bad on purpose, it still sounds great, Lol.
Good explanation!
My approach to modal scales is to start with pentatonic scale. The (major/minor) pentatonic contains exactly these notes all (major/minor) modes have in common. Modes then are nothing but adding a specific note within each third-step of the pentatonic.
thank you, this answered all my questions and gave me a good idea of where to practice
dude tysm for this! when i first heard abt all these weird sounding mode names, i came straight to your channel! keep it up!
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Hey Mr Berneth I'm done with the solo of pyscosocial . Thanks to you
never understood this until today, now i know what mode to use, thanks
Great morning, Great lesson..i am now ready for the day...thanks Bernth....Love that Prestige too, man..👍
Ok, I will buy your course. Your content is simply amazing.
This video was so helpful. tysm. Keep making videos like this
Thank you very much for this Video,
it was really mind opening for me to think of the changes.
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Wow prefect simple n sooo helpful... thanks Bernth
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Extremely helpful lesson!
The master did it again... 🤘🤘🤘
I really enjoy your TH-cam video on the modes. You made it very easy to understand. Are you going to be doing any more lessons on this subject?
Great lesson as always. I'm a Bjork fan so Locrian doesn't scare me lol.
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You are the best teaching any topic, thanks for teaching your knowledge, by the way would you do a video about distortion pedals?
Thank you for explaining
BERNTH
select 5 of your favorite electric guitar solo's any genre
Helpful tips as always.
love your vid Sir it help us a lot thanks...
ANOTHER GOOD VIDÉO..WITH EXPERIMENTAL SCALES ALONG THE FRETBOARD 👏👏I AM THINKING, IT SURE VERY INTERESTING FOR YOUNG GUITARIST AND FOR CONFIRMED GUITARIST, ☝🤘😮WHO ARE THEY NEVER HAD THAT TOOL FOR PROGREES...KEEP ON PICKING..BERNTH 👍👌✌
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Hai Bro, thanks for the explanation because it is very easy to understand, success continues for the channel
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Hey Bernth, am I crazy that I love the sound of the clashing notes in both of your examples? I deliberately make those type of choices in a sparing manner just because I like the tension/resolution I get from it.
The rules of music are more suggestions than anything. An ugly/dissonant interval can be appropriate if the music is meant to evoke a certain kind of feeling.
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Very informative!!! Keep it up bro \m/
Can you explain how to setup your sound, like what amp you use?
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It's gonna be a interesting video
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Teacher i have a question does it affect your finger if you wash it after playing guitar
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Awesome video but please tell me about that RG you were playing.
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RG657-AHM (GDF) I have the same guitar, my only complaint is the finish scratches easy.
@@paulgulling838 Thanks for the info, unfortunately it was for the European market. The flat gold color looks awesome with the wood texture.
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It was really helpful. Truly it cleared my doubts. But what about the other modes. Are you going to make videos on other modes
Really Curious to know
So if hear a backing track of: 0 1 3 power chords on E string, i can assume that i can use E Phrigyian mode for lead tones or solo? But then it it seems as if Im stuck in those 7 E Phrigyan notes extended to 14 by extra octave mode...but then i hear a crazy solo all over the neck with sweeps and all which makes me again think that i didnt understand anything
Beautiful guitar O_O
it`s first time I see those mods are split like some are major and some are minor, they usually say they`re all more or less major except for Aeolian. At least Dorian could be in Major team, I think?
I wanna make sure i get this right so lmk if im being stupid
So a mode is basically the notes one can play right? So like let say a song starts on E phrygian the notes i can only play in the track (unless my swag level is high enough) would be E F G A B C and D because their intervals are 1 b2 3 4 something something (i have a goblin brain)
Does that sound right? Also i know damn near nobody will understand
Always the best....
Great!
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isnt the e phrygian notes the same as A aeolian or C ionian
Noob question here: I know only a couple of boxes of pentatonics and not know by memory (yet) the full fretboard notes disposition, can someone address me on what topic should I start to study to better organise my "journey"?
A lot of guitarists start a song with riff....so how do you know which modes will work over a particular riff?
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Is this the 'Wherever I may Roam" mode ?
Exactly! Great practical example for Phrygian :)
@@Bernthguitar Isn`t it Phrygian dominant?
sweet!
IF THE A MINOR PENTATONIC IS ON 5 TH FRET ---THEN WHERE DO I FIND THE A MINOR PHRYGIAN SCALE ? PLEASE HELP !
Locrian is like the least popular mode but it’s still used so much in metal, there’s just also a lot of chromatic notes added
I'll never understand the modal scales... The phrygian scale of the example gas the same notes of a C major scale. The E phrygian: E, F, G, A, B, C, D. The C major: C, D, E, F, G, A, B. So how can I improvise on a E phrygian scales? Do I have to use the notes of the C major scale?
Yes, you do use the notes of C major when you play in E Phrygian, but you put the tonal center at E not C. Its the same notes but thought of in a different way to produce a different sound. This probably isnt the BEST explaination but hopefully it helps a little
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Good thing about learning Aeolian / Natural Minor - take away the 2nd and 6th notes and you've got the Minor Pentatonic scale. 👍
Also, I was just starting to practice the modes again, but I fell into the trap of just mindlessly practicing the 7 scale boxes. So I'm glad I checked this video, showing me a more constructive way of practicing it. 😊
Never EVER underestimate "Metal" guitarists only because of their favored Genre. Look at the incredible Dave Mustaine for one.
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Awesome bro but why didn't you even mention how the modes were created and are based off the natural major/minor scales? That's really the heart of this concept in my opinion
That is mentioned and one of the most important parts of the lesson actually :) I know that there's a lot to take in with long theory videos like that though 👍🏻
@@Bernthguitar I'm meant specifically like instead of saying for example that the E Phrygian mode is just the E natural minor with one different note, explaining that this is basically just taking the C natural Major and starting the scale from the 3rd degree in it being the 3rd MODE of the natural major - The Phrygian. For me personally that was the most crucial part for understanding the concept when I learned modes 🙂
But I'm sure you just tried to make it as simple as possible for people who learn it for the first time.. Great job man! Waiting for your next videos!
It difficult to play Em without it sounding like metallica
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Put subtitles in Portuguese for your Brazilian fans!
Have you tried to learn English bro? Bcs I'm not an english speaker and I can tell you this guy has an understandable english
The Modes of the major scale, then we get to have real fun and do the modes of the harmonic and melodic minor scales! ;) Yes kids, there's 14 more. Bahahahah
anyone ever use millpad while learning modes as they lay adjacently on the strings
Modes: the hot theory potato
When you said certain solo sounded bad I thought it went with it perfectly, why's that? I can't be tone deaf?
Sir plz make a lesson how to apply barre chords