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Amazing video! Thank you!

crystal clear

Very inspirational ! Now it would have been nice to see an example of a chain between different modes. For example, to say whatever, from Dorian to Phrygian.

Ive just noticed, after thoroughly examining a lot of videos of modes.... that Ive always used them, and never realized how I was using them. I still don't know how I am using them, but at least I know that I don't know how I use something I didn't know I knew! Keep practicing, studying more, which one should I focus on

gem of a lesson... thank you so much

Hi Rob, yours is one of the bets music instructional on CZcams. Thanks a lot. I learn a lot with your lessons and your backing tracks

Great Music teacher 👍

I have watched so many people with different kinds of explaination but I believe this is the easiest illustration to learn by heart. Thank you very much !

Hi Rob, thanks for your clear explanation on that tricky notions & concepts. If I'm not wrong, I think there is a mistake on your screen at 16:12 / 21:53 when mentioning Bm7b5 as a possible chord in negative harmony for G7 chord. It should be more Dm7b5, what do you think? Thanks again for your work.

my brain : you not ready for this me : shut up let me eat it

Excellent. Well illustrated and explained. Thanks.

Sounds like some Pat Metheny shit.

You have, by far, made the most informative and clear videos with absolutely helpful examples. You understand it's not just explaining a concept, it's also how can this concept be used. And that is equally as important as knowing a concept.

Great examples! However I still dont get how do we decide on the last note of the phrase? Like in lydian we end the phrase on major7 but in dorian we end on a root? How do I choose the last note of the other modes?

Thank you so much sir ❤️❤❤❤

@QJamTracks, is it still considered negative harmony if every note is reflected over another axis, say through C so C maps to C, B maps to Db, Bb maps to D, etc?

Your explanation made things easy! Thank you!! Great playing, by the way!

For the Love of God... go on producing such enlightening videos.

Whoa whoa whoa how did we get from power chords to finger spaghetti

i guess locrian mode is just having an existential crisis then 😂

Excellent 😊

I THINK the diagram where you have all 9 minor triads on strings 2, 3 and 4 root position is incorrect. Please let me know.

Amazing video, but (and please correct me if I'm wrong) the diminished diagrams at 11:22 are completely wrong for the last (bottom) fretboard.

Good stuff but during the 11:00 section the Lydian Augmented isn’t correct. You need to sharp the 5th. Also the altered is incorrect. You need to flat the 4th.

This was exactly what I needed in a jazz blues lesson. Dutch Master! 😀

I enjoyed the Monty Python references throughout this mini series. 🦶

Uno de los mejores maestros de guitarra, muy buenos tutoriales de lo mejor, thanks QJamTracks for Share

He is such a GOOD GUITAR TEACHER and the video presentation is fantastic. I can say he knows everything about music theory, and I feel like he stuffing my head with music theory, and sometimes, l feel like my head gonna explode, and I love it. Thank you so much for all the knowledge, and I can truly say I understand music theory much, much better. Thank you again and have an awesome day.

How do you figure out trigger notes for other scales like for example Phrygian Dominant and Hungarian minor?

Lydian modal chain definitely screams "Steve vai" !

Really good.

Really interesting and beautiful!

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Really appreciate for this deep and meaningful tutorial 🔥🔥🔥

I have heard this sound many times without understanding the theory behind it. Now I see how simple, musical and logical it is. Thank you my teacher. You are a blessing to us that subscribe.

This video is definitely one of my favorites of yours. I will try this method this weekend.

Awesome idea, thanks! I’m keen to test out some variations on this. Great way to get a song moving in a different direction or breakout of a pattern, I think.

Extremely well laid out! Your explanation was masterful!

Best explanation I've run across. Multiple thanks.

Lydian modal chain was gorgeous sounding. The trick then is play the Lydian "scale" for each named chord getting your tones in so you can be on the next chords' root tone, which is shared with the Lydian scale of the previous chord.

I love this and also The Fast Show

Really novel (to me) and interesting

How did you learn all this, did you have to get the infinity stones or aomething cause I swear your knowledge is endless.

What an amazing idea!

THANK YOU FOR THIS LESSON

very good.

Great way to change to mood of a song using Music Theory math. oGreat way to change to mood of a song using Music Theory math. Like your series in Negative Harmony

Lydian, my favourite of all the (major) modes.

Not sure how much i followed, but is this a more advanced form of pitch axis theory ?

oro puro !!! muchas gracias ! espectacular canal