world class lesson. thank you

Never ever explained on the Internet.. and for free.. awsome work bro.. unlocked.. eye opening

Fantastic method of teaching. I definitely subscribed. Much thanks

精髓是，C切换到G的时候，同一把位只需要把根音、三音切换下，就是G的五声音阶了

I always skipped ur vids early in my musical career because I found them very daunting, but now that I've learnt a miniscule more, I see an abundant wealth of knowledge in them. Thank u sooo much for sharing ur wisdom! ❤

This is a gold mine of cool chord progressions 😂

Fair play this is a master class. Many thanks. Brilliant channel

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Insane lesson, 11 out of t0

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Toward the end of the video the 4 chord changes to a D major and the Dorian scale is mentioned as a choice, combined with the Am Pentatonic scale over the Am one chord. A good song example of this chord pattern and scales is Santana's Oye Como va.

Excellently conceived, structured and executed lesson. Kudos!

Its like learning opeth songs without realizing them i love this list

I've been learning the guitar for almost Two years now. I am starting to understand certain things and it feels good to do so. This video is helping me immensely to understand the intervals or distance in pitch from the root or 1 and how to understand the meaning or name of each interval. Thank you!

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Just clicked with me that the patterns you learn are modal!

well explained

Great lesson. Thanks

Beautiful lessons. Well done.

I love it. Well done. I'll try it right away.

Anyone have a few chord progressions ?

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Great info!

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The piano that is playing the chords is tuned way too low. Either that or the sound selected has way too much dissonance. It should sound sharp and clear, not flat like a pancake.

If you have E minor to D major progression, would that be also a key of D mixolydian?

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TThank you for this, it's golden

On 5:55 if we were just stacking thirds why do we end up with perfect fourth can someone elaborate?

I don’t understand the section talking about how the fourth degree of the scale has trouble with fitting into certain cords of the scale. In the previous explanation/example, you talked about the best substitutions for accord are the ones that are two above and two below the cord that you’re starting on. if you start an in line, and you are playing an F major chord in the C major, in my mind, a minor should be choice that you can make to substitute with sense. It is two notes higher than the F. I guess I’m imagining the F being in the base of the a minor chord making it an F major seven chord, or even if it was at the top, it would be in a minor six cord. Am I making sense? That’s the only thing that really was confusing me. Whycan I not apply the rule of two above and two and below to this situation?

Thank you, thats a very detailled and comprehensive lesson.

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Very useful lesson..excellent and Great.🤙

God damn this is amazing 😮

I finally understand this now

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great lesson great explanation, pure clear, but why don't use real piano sound, the midi piano degrade everything

1 min in and I'm loving the video