Learn The Modes In Just 15 minutes - Part Two скачать видео бесплатно

Juan Martin Reborati

Thanks +Rob Chapman !

Philip Maresca

Great lesson!

MCCORMICK GUITAR LESSONS

fantastic job! Rob you are the rare breed. You are a great player AND a great teacher!

Victor Marquez

You have made so much clear to me. I sincerely thank you. 

Hin Heng Yuen

Does this work the same with minor scale modes?

TheBlasianSenpai

Finally! Thank you a ton!!!! A had the hardest time trying to understand this. ^_^

Michael Jones

Bloody hell Rob I think you just opened up a useful bit of what's left of my brain. Nice...

Barry P Walker

Of all of the videos I've watched you in whether it be demoing stuff or explaining stuff, this is by far and away the most informative and also entertaining couple of videos that you've made!!!!!!! Thank you for finally explaining the modes in a way that didn't bore the sh!t out of me and make me lose interest. I pity any poor b@stards out there that don't understand the modes and haven't found this video yet!!!!! Thanks mate. Keep up the good work!!!!

Dennis b

Hey dude, thanks a lot for this lesson. It really helps to understand the modes accustically.However, I still do not have a clue how to integrate ths into songwriting. You switch key all the time. How can I do this while staying in the same key? And how do I use this when I add chords+melody together? I still am confused about the modes and havent found a video that truly enlightens me :(

HankCScorpio

Rob Chapman... You frizzy haired genius you. Do you realize how good this lesson is? It's is easily the best, most practical and concise lesson ever published. That is not hyperbole.

João Avelino

Finally I can understand this!! Thanks a lot!But there's something I need to ask.I was practicing the Phrygian, with E, just like the exemple. Playing it, the use of the G# and the D# are so damn good sounding!The scale became E, F(2m), G(3m), G#(3), A(4), B(5), C(6m), D(7m) and D#(7M)... Is there any fundament on this addings on the scale?

Matteo Garcia

Thanks brother!

Sh Med

Here is where i get lost. No one seems to explain progressions. OK. We are playing in E major. Song starts in C#minor for 8 bars. Then next i will choose G# minor for 4 bars, then I will resolve to E major for 4 bars [measures]. This progression is hypothetical and random. I choose F# Dorian to play over C#minor. For G#minor, how 'bout B major. For E major i will begin and end on an A note. I hope i did this correctly. If we start on C# minor is F# still Dorian or has it now become the 4the mode of C# minor? Personally I would just play in E major over this progression.E,F#,G#,A,B,C#,D#, and not confuse myself with mode names but, for the sake of understanding, could someone break down my example.

Wes N

Finally get it. Thanks!

John Brodeur

Thanks, helped a lot.

Jeff Hight

Simply brilliant. Thank you immeasurably!

yarbgreat1

So does chord changes need to be adjusted when you switch between modes? I know when you play in major scale its I ii iii IV V vi vii0

Dan Allnatt

Since learning all the positions for the pentatonic, I found this lesson much easier to do and understand. It feels like a massive world has been opened for me since I go into learning about scales and modes. My ear is picking out things I have never really managed. After playing just a few songs for 19-20 years, I am now able to play with backing tracks.

Orlando Smith

Thank you sooooo much for this Mr. Chapman! Totally revolutionized my entire thought process regarding guitar theory. Kudos to you sir

Matt Purkis

for years i have been trying to truly understand modes. and well holy shit i just got it in 15 mins. For some reason it never went in. Chords were fine , but modes for some reason baffled me.

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