How To Apply The Modes In About 20 Minutes - Intermediate modal guitar lesson
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"stay on targetttt" goes even more off topic xD
When i read that i actually tried to sustain the "t" in targetttt XD
+That smelly guy on the train target locked
That's what he said
Even this complicates it, I think.
Best way to crack modes is to think of all the white keys on a piano (i.e the C major scale) - if you solo with these notes over a C major chord backing, it's the C major scale. If you use the same set of notes over a D minor, it's the D Dorian scale.
C major (Ionian) = D Dorian = E Phrygian = F Lydian = G Mixolydian = A minor (Aeolian) = B Locrian
They all refer to the same set of notes. Apply this to every major scale and there you have it.
bro...nice.
honestly that made so much sense
Not every guitar player plays piano. Rob assumes you know that the modes all use the same notes. Its the order in which they are played that makes the mode what it is. This video is about how to apply them.
Mostly self-taught guy here. I have all of the positions of the major scale memorized, and can transpose it to any key. When I am playing over chords I can hear the tonic, and can accent it (though I rarely think about it much). If I know which notes I can play, and which order already, do I know the modes, even if I haven't memorized their names? Is there a point, beyond being able to communicate more easily with another musician, to memorizing the modes? I try to think of C aeolian for instance, but to me it's just Eflat major, starting on the C (I had to check google to be sure). I feel like I must be missing something very important, because it seems like a needlessly complex naming system. Please help.
@@plantasaruswrex could someone answer this question pls, I'm in the same boat
As someone who's been playing on and off for years but just started seriously getting back into guitar and really actually working on soloing, thank you, thank you, thank you for these lessons.
I have struggled for years to follow theory. For some reason my brain scrambles and I get lost in all the "verbage" and feel like I'm wading in quick sand. I still keep plugging away at it. Hopefully one day it will click and make sense. But until then...I'll just keep jamming away. You have been very helpful with some of your instructional videos, and I do appreciate that! Cheers Monkey Lord!
this gives a whole new meaning to the Berlin wall. Was playing around with modal Improv last night and had a blast. New to the theory side and its like a key to the doors of shred... Love you.
I watched a lot of videos trying to figure this out and your lesson made sense. Excellent video. Thanks man!!!
I remember learning modes a couple years ago with your old video!
I'm glad you're talking again about this, it has been really helpful.
Much better Chappers, I've been waiting for this. Cheers
So I've been playing for about 7 years now and I watched a very similar lesson about 6 1/2 years ago. And I didn't understand it at all and felt hopeless about it. Today I watch this and I'm like holy shit I get it. Amazing what years of dedication can do.
Rob!! thank you so much!! I've been confused with modes for about 8months now and watching this video has helped me understand them a lot more!! so thank you broface!!!
The information regarding the D chords moving up was so useful. I just couldn't seem to remember the Maj, Min, Min, Maj, Maj, Min, Dim system, it went in and out of my head instantly;, now I have something visually to remind myself by simply moving the D Chords up the neck. Thanks for that!
I've never really been taught how to use the modes, but this is great. And thank you for slowing it down, I had a teacher that just zipped through the scales or licks and expected me to understand what was going on.
Thank You Rob I got a lot out of it. My playing just changed from my playing before your video. I look at the fret board in a hole new way.Cheers
Thank you so much Rob. You have no idea how much this helped me. and ive been playing for 10 years. nice bit of review! cheers
Rob,
Thanks so much for taking the time to" connect the dots" so clearly!
u love how you teach this in auch simple terms. i also love how you've been teaching this lesson well for years on your channel. best to you and the Rob in the US.
Your first modes video is what brought me too you're channel. I have been subscribed since than always looking forward to see the next video.
Best Modes lesson ever! Thank you!
This is fantastic. Your theory knowledge is quite impressive. I’ve been playing for a while and just now decided to become a complete player and learn theory. I had no idea it was this intricate. Thanks for posting, Chappers. Amazing.
By far the best explanation on this topic EVER!!
Thank you Chappers. What an awesome lesson! It things seem a little more simpler than I had originally thought. I like your way of thinking. Anymore lessons like this would be sincerely appreciated. Thanks Gazza from Tasmania.
been learning a bit in each different video, this one really unlocked my understanding of the progression
thank rob that hella filled in the blanks for me.. im having a blast .. thanks again
Rob, is like one of those mate that you wish you could always jam with, such a jolly personality to have around. \m/
Great vid! This is right up there with the Chord Scale one. Thanks for this!
This is an extremely clear video - fantastic lesson! Exactly what I needed at this point in my own dodgy playing journey. It takes a number of disparate-seeming concepts of which an intermediate guitarist should already be aware and just brings them together nicely. Obviously, it's not pitched at complete beginners, but is a great way to get a grasp of modal concepts. Now to sit down with a loop pedal and get this properly in my fingers as well as my head. Thanks!!!
Thank you Mr. Chappers. I have never been able to sort out the modal thing. Of course I still have miles to go, however your straight ahead explanation switched on the light bulb enough to build at least a foundation to work from. Thanks for sharing your time and talents just out of generosity. Cheers!
Please do more of these Rob. This was excellent. I'm an intermediate player and this really helped. Thanks for all the great videos and keep rocking'. Thanks from America.
Thanks so much, Rob. I really enjoy how you've put this together!
Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou!!! I have been banging my head against a wall regarding modes. I learn most of my rhythm stuff by ear but cannot do solos.
I really want to learn modes and get good, and you sir have re-ignited my passion for progressing on my guitar playing journey into modes and soloing! This will help my skills and boost my cofidence so much! Thanks again :)
Thanks Chappers. That is the best explanation I've seen, I now understand modes, a little bit. Time to practice
just found this! Your original video taught me so so much and I play it to my students±
i just love you lessons, to me, much better than most professionals etc !!!
Thanks Chappers, I just got my first tube amp in today and looking forward to learning modes soon.
This lesson was refreshingly clear and direct! thanks for sharing and Ciao from Italy!
This is the first lesson video of yours I've seen; you are an excellent teacher Sir!
I downloaded your bands EP off of itunes and I love it! Awesome work chappers! Keep the awesome music train rolling
Everything you do is entertaining, informative and awesome! best!!
This helped give me a clearer idea on improvisation. Thanks Man
i remember learning modal scales from one of your older lessons more than a year ago, keep doing lessons, those help people a lot :P
Thanks so much! So excited to practice
Super insightful and great pacing. You took concepts I understood and better explained how to apply them. Thanks Chappers!
Great explanation of the process to put the bits together in your mind to find where to jump in - thanks Chappers you are a great guy
This and the other modal video you did are by far the best I've found and helped me crack the idea. One thing that held me back about music in general was the C note and C major scale being the base of it all, but I've now found peace in saying that actually, within diatonic land the intervals of the Minor scale are the only ones that were actually set down, since they're the natural A1 to A2 intervals, and then accepting that the 7 shape system has ionian as shape 1 because of its popularity like the piano.
Great lesson Rob. Thanks much for this explanation.
You sir, have just set off a light bulb inside my brain.
I've been trying to have a breakthrough like this for longer than I can remember, in regards to identifying what key your in.
Thank you so much!
this is soooo helpful! thank you Rob
Great vid, I've been studying the modes for years and invented a card game to help me memorize it all over the neck based on the key and what string the key note is on but I never took the chordal approach, thank you very much!! The chord numbering system is good, I memorize all numbers (1 through 7) have whole steps between them except that between 3 and 4 and 7 and 8 (octave) are half steps. My wife (music teacher and performer) helped me to remember the order of the modes by making up the saying "I Don't Play Loud Music At Libraries" to represent Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, Locrian. Thank you for taking me to the next level!!
Simplest explanation ever! Thanks Chappers
Great way of shearing your knowledge 👍
Many thanks Rob
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Thanks +Rob Chapman ! Condensed but clear enough to use it! 👏🏻
Man this guy is a great teacher!
Thank you Rob!! This lesson realy helped me!!
I'm glad i'm learning classical music and i understand all of this!
Thanks for the lesson! This is by far one of the better lessons on modal application. I didn't think much of your noodling, though as you say, you had to get it out of your system. Thanks for sharing :)
Awesome lesson Chappers. Been stuck into Modes for the better part of a year now and this vid has really helped me understand where to use them and not just remember the patterns ^_^
Super helpful lesson and made a great break from studying! Thanks for the wealth of knowledge that you've given us throughout the years and for cheering up me up at the end of long dull days! Massive respect for what you've done and looking forward to getting my hands on a chapman some time soon! Keep doing what your doing and regards from Cyprus!
Finding your methods really helpful keep the lessons coming and congrats on the new album doing so well ....you da man
Oh cool i just applied to BIMM and I need to sort out the modes for my audition. Thanks Rob!!!
I finally get this! Thank you!
greetings from Long Island New York. that guitar is effin beautiful Rob! keep up the great work that you do.
You are just musically crazy, I can't imagine being like this, even though this is exactly what I want for my future playing :)
i knew all this separate knowledge already but i never joined the dots really, thanks man :)
Love what you're doin. Keep it on.
Thanks, really informative lesson! I'd known the modes but couldn't apply them very easily. This has definitely led my in the right direction.
Great video Rob thanks for all the "hard" work. Keep it up.
Another magnificent vid on modes, u r. The mode master tell ur friends we all knw m, n, m will the real mode master Pls stand up Pls stand up...no serious stand up who knws just loved it saved it twice lol just in case. I knw nowadays ur so big u get to just play about with guitars so thankyou for taking time out to help the helpless with there modes, after all I think there the key to greatness. U have been such a big help I'm genuinely grateful and busy for the next 6 weeks. Il be watching you............thru your window.
That is a beautiful couch friend. You are also a fantastic guitar player. Thank You for the lessons.
Hes one of us. You know? A wise guy! Thanks Rob
A free lesson!?!
Thank you sir!
Great lesson, I get it now! Thanks Chappers!
thanks Rob, great video ☺️
This helped me a lot with clearing up some of the bullshit some people claim about modes, thanks Rob!
Great lesson, you're a very good teacher!
Awesome I was literally starting to learn more scales this morning :D We're in sync
Your lessons are great. Just stumbled upon some of your videos today. Keep up the great work!
These videos are really great. I would love to see more of them in the feature.
I've stumbled upon these scales just through playing myself so thanks for naming them :)
Very well done. Thanks, nice guitar too!!
Thanks for the great video!
this helped me loads cheers soo much dude
The time and effort that goes into this is appreciated. To have a different look at this topic, it is hard to beat F. Gambale. Also,Don Mock is completely brilliant. Very nice video!!
cheers Rob! will have to watch this guitar in hand :)
dope! i was just explaining this type of interval concept to a homie, i might have confused him, then you make this video. hella champion.
That was really helpful thanks man.
Thanks! Nicely explained.
Awesome lesson I finally get it.
Thanks for the lesson, it is awesome. ;) Keep on rockin'!
This is probably the most helpful video on modes I've ever watched. I'll be watching this many many times to get everything out of it I can. Thank you!
P.S. I'm still loving my CAP10 and my ML2 Classic, thanks to you and the captain for signing them for me too, to bad my belly sweet rubbed a signature off of each one :(
makes sense, thanks man!
This video changed my life. Thanks Chappers, I finally can play the guitar!
Seriously, I can't believe I've played the guitar my whole life and didn't know this.
And embarrassingly, this is after watching countless videos and talking to people about modes for years. I think that showing how they can be "discovered" through chords. . . really opened the doors for me.
Understood every word. Thanks ma man. 💙
Thanks for explaining the MODES.
Oh Chappers ..back to your best, love it dude.
awesome stuff thanks Rob more lessons of this type would be great :))
thanks so helpful love your channel
Amazing video - thanks! :D
Hahaha loved the mini rant about new school star wars, this was a smart lesson. take it easy, thanks!
Thank you so much for the knowledge
You are my favorite guitar player teacher / friend of the captain