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Thank you. For the piano there is a guy an CZcams doing the following: He marks the upper ends of the keys on a paper, let's say for D mixolydian and then just ahifts this sheet of paper. So you can instantly play mixolydian in any key. Me, as a drummer, I was flashed...

Perfect!

The whiteboard is back! (And improved)

Jeeeeeesus, Dev.

So happy to see this series of teaching comeback

Love that Gibson sound.

At last, this is so beautiful. Thank you Rick. Reminds me of when I discovered your channel 7 years ago❤

Man, Rick. That composition…

Another player to interview...Nili Brosh. Excellent

I love the Dorian sound. Lydian has a light-happy sound. Almost playful. I guess that’s why it’s used in films. Life without music would totally suck. Music is the gift that keeps on giving. It’s an amazing journey!

beautiful

I can watch the whiteboard lessons all day.

Looking forward to this series, thank you Rick!

I am convinced Devin is a musician for other musicians. John and Tosin are technical masters in a whole league of their own, and world class musicians that look at the things Dev does and it sounds so simple by comparison, but they are always impressed with what he does.

Thank you, Rick. I greatly appreciate you taking the time to create this. Beautiful composition of yours, by the way.

This blew my mind! Thank you for showing me something that made a concept I had could be simplified this way. I never gave it much thought until I started your white board videos a few years ago. Great stuff!

Greetz from Germany! I love it when Satch plays his dorian stuff so you have my attention.

That composition was beautiful! It reminded me a lot of Poppy Ackroyd's work. I enjoy your content tremendously, from the teaching, to the interviews, to the rants! Thank you!

You look a bit like Negan in this video

the questions is: Why wasn't the Dorian scale adopted as the relative minor scale of a major key?😀

Awesome! Really happy to see this. Thank you!

Always in my top 5 songs. Loved hearing these two guys reeling off the names of those beautiful chords. And their appreciation of George Martin and Bacharach.

Sounds like a sombre Grey's anatomy or Chicago Med soundtrack...

Great !

oh yeah! Lets do it!

The vedio looks fabulous 🎉 Cheers RICK

This is so refreshing and made me nostalgic that how I used to watch these vedioes. ❤❤❤❤

Thumbs up before watching the video out of excitement...

Is the theme song for Law and Order a Dorian tune?

THis is awesome. Can you do something for bass noobs?

I love ❤️

This is what I look forward to! Thank you Rick!

Cheers Rick!

Great... More torture for my Dyslexic brain 😂

THANK- YOU THANK- YOU THANK- YOU!!!!!!! I'm a beginner guitarist, watching YT videos to learn my first chords, etc.

Why not start with Ionian and go around the circle of fifths?

Holly crap!, this guys are just waaayyyyyy up there

I need that tee

Seeing him play live was one of the best shows of my life. So much power and precision in his playing.

Substances anyone? 🤣

Wonderful interview, so sad didn't get to see you guys in America. Would love to see them collaborate with Crown Lands and or Dream Theater 🎸🥁🎹 !!!! Looking forward to a great career for you guys...

King Crimson!!!

Wichita Lineman is probably my most favorite song of all time

So he promised to record a tool album in the next 18 months. That doesn't count mixing. So hopefully less than 3 years.

The best song of the 1990's.

What a cool, humble human being. Such an inspiration

30 years ago when i joined the snail mail fan club I loved the Tool wasn't trying to show their faces and become famous, but let the music speak.

I hear a lot of ZZ Top influence in Nuno

Rick you’d be crazy not to do a complete episode on Nathaniel. That kid has more talent than some of the celebrity musicians you bring on!!

Guitar is that. It's gorgeous. Looks like an old j45 but different?