Super Modes: Let Your Ears Decide Your Scale
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- Pardon Sean's Messy Messy Fret Board on That Taylor Guitar. But Besides That, We are using a little bit of knowledge to let our ears decide which mode and special notes you can use in your Groove. Rock on.
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Is that a Ku-mode-o dragon?
Awesome lesson dudes. I didn't know you could play multiple modes at the same time. Sean plays a mean Amin. Haha. Seriously, he has great rhythm. Ian, that last lead was sick! Now, off to play my guitar.
Listen that fretboard has seen some things...
This lesson was a mind blower! 🤯
I know all 3 minor modes but have NEVER even thought to use them like this! Can more chords be added into the progression (if so which ones would be best) or does this sound best with just an A minor chord?
Hi boys...I may have discovered what you're referring to by accident recently. I'm working on a project where, I play the melodies of a given song as if they were sung. So, I know what the key the song is in and, as I'm playing the melody, I realize that some of the notes of the melody fall outside of the given key. Is this the same thing? Thanks guys. :-)
If these modal recipes were served in a gastronomicly sonicular restaurant it would definitely have 4 Stitchelin stars!
0:37 glitch method, hah!
Super duper Spawn and Sean in the dawn... Good info and nice tossing of that mode salad 🤘
Hahahaha
i used to panic as I cannot remember all modes through all fretboard. then realizing that what I will do is just 'testing the water'.
thats inspire me stitch. thank you
You were too busy worrying if you could, you never stopped to think if you should! That is solid gold my friend.
They just took us to Modes r us
Great stuff. This answers a question I posted on your modes video a day ago.
Why do mode names sound like Star Trek alien species?
"Theory Escape Plan." Haha!!!
Good lesson. You guys are a stitch.
what a great lesson! super helpful
Hi Stich! Sean just played an A minor chord so we obviously have a lot of possibilities to throw in modal intervals. But what happens when we are in an aeolian chord progression? Are we still as free to throw in the b2 for example or will it sound weird? Thanks for this great lesson.
Sounds cool if you throw it in as a passing tone for some tension
I would be cautious on the ii°, v, or VII chords as have the natural 2nd. If you keep it passing on those, it'd sound just fine
Ah I will talk about this on Thursday!
Hey dude didn’t you have a video about how chords are built?
Where did that go?!
I wanted go back and reference it but I can’t find it. . .
I have a video about how chords connect. But I haven’t done a building chords video yet.
StichMethod Guitar awe thanks for the reply dude. Maybe I’m mistaken and you mentioned how a chord is built while you were demonstrating something in a video.
Good lesson. Thanks.
I mostly have no idea what I'm doing theory-wise. I trust my ears a little too much. Then Ian and Sean throw a lesson out there eloquently explaining my reckless improv habits in a super comprehensive way. Eventually, watching these theory based lessons will seep into my brain and the "why" I'm playing a note will come before the "where do I go next" panic sinks in.
QUESTION FOR THE Q&A: I've found that improvising over suspended chords gives you a lot of risk taking freedom because you can imply major or minor as you feel out (listen to) your options to create tension or resolve. Is there a super mode application for suspended chords or is it just a free for all? (See! Right there! It almost sounds like I'm absorbing some of this!)
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WTF!!!! Where?!
Crunchy
Awesome lesson, totally fit the modes I am learning now by using you both guys videos. I am still lost though to know what the guy who plays the rythm (here Sean) can play. You re saying he is in Aminor. But the A minor can be in the second, third or sixth position right. Which means if he is in second position he could add G - Am - Bm - C - D - E#m- F#m7b5 chords right ?
And If the Am Sean is playing is in the third then he can add F - Gm - Am- Bb - C - D#m - Ebm7b5 chords right ? And then doesn’t it influence the mode we can play ? (Hopefully I am clear...)
That was some gorgeous playing.
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Super clear description of modes yet again guys, keep it coming! From someone who’s never ‘studied’ theory, these bite sized vids make it so easy to incorporate it into my playing!
Awesome, I was just asking Ian the other day about the minor scale referencing the Peter Green/Santana lesson, cool!
Isn't there a book about this: "The Mode in God's Eye"? Great video, cheers.
This video was fantastic. Nice work Ian 👍🏼
Excellent quicky lesson. Thanks guys.
Ethereal, experiential supernova of a lesson
Cool video. Thanks for sharing.
Great information thank you guys
brilliant stuff as always!
Awesome
I have been freed from the modal prison 🤗
Does this work for major modes as well?
Thanks Exploder. I will try this. Wish me luck.