4 Dorian mode chord progressions (Dorian explained)

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Nice channel! I just subscribed. Your voice is very soothing. I play sax, flute and keys. =)

[@LearningMusicSkills]

@@dcp8nts I'm glad you enjoy the videos! Nice collection of instruments you play. Do you also write music?

[@dcp8nts]

@@LearningMusicSkills Yes

[@rmp5s]

Hey, where can we find the cheat sheets?

[@stephenshoihet2590]

I've been thinking about writing something like this for a forum post as a lot of people learn modes but then have no idea how to use them. This is so good! You saved me a lot of work, now I can just share your videos. 🙂 I use that same "trick" of using different inversions to keep common bass notes, it sounds great and really helps connect things together. I "discovered" it using the captain chords plugin.

[@LearningMusicSkills]

Hey Stephen! Thank you for the compliment 😊 I'm glad that you like the video! Indeed a lot of people learn modes, but it somehow always stays very academic with a lot of people, while it really does not have to be complicated. And the results are great! And the trick of holding the bass note while playing different (inverted) chords is really useful right?! And you can do it in each mode 😁 just with different chords.

[@mikescofield]

Another interesting, informative video, Xander. And thanks for the cheat sheet!

[@LearningMusicSkills]

Thank you Mike for sharing that with me! I'm happy to hear that what I make here is useful. If you have any feedback or questions be sure to let me know🙂

[@craigedwards6892]

Dorian & Mixolydian best two modes by far!!

[@LearningMusicSkills]

If you compare it to the other modes, what is it that you like better about Dorian and Mixolydian?

[@craigedwards6892]

@@LearningMusicSkills The Dorian has that dark edge yet still very sweet while Mixolydian is like the reverse of Dorian - bright with a darker edge. I just always end up playing these two modes more than any other.

[@OmarCapital]

@@craigedwards6892 Teach Me ! Lol

[@teunsegersofficial]

Yes, Dorian is great! Used it many times. It feels easier to me to write something interesting in Dorian or Mixolydian, compared to Minor and Major scales. Good video!

[@LearningMusicSkills]

I definitely agree! Especially like Mixolydian, you can get some very emotional sounds out of it. While it sounds less obvious than Dorian.

[@odd4231]

alright. i’m gonna donate. you’re way too good to not have that type of recognition.

[@LearningMusicSkills]

Thanks a lot. I am truly humbled!

[@mjaa1307]

Hello at 01:04 I don't get that Roman notation below. What are those flats related to? thanks.

[@juanitogabriel]

I wanted to buy the pdf but I couldn't find it.

[@bradenglass4753]

Even if the chord prog is simply aeolian, dorian soloing is great over it (dorian is very similar to aeolian)

[@scottglasson4321]

fantastic stuff...

[@LearningMusicSkills]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@leni11144]

amazing thank you so much, you deserve more recognition!

[@LearningMusicSkills]

Hey Elena thanks so much for the compliment! For me it is really the best when I hear that a video was helpful :-) Sharing a video you like or the channel is the best way to support me and new videos if you like. But of course I'm already very happy that you joined in on this one!

[@leni11144]

@@LearningMusicSkills of course I will!

[@DamonMedekMusic]

It would be better if you gave the roman numerals progression too.

[@nathandilgard6803]

Can't seem to find the link to the cheat sheet

[@joshmarron149]

Really great video! You've gained a new subscriber.

[@LearningMusicSkills]

Welcome Josh! Thanks for watching and joining :-)

[@马特top10]

very very helpful! thank you❤

[@LearningMusicSkills]

You are welcome!

[@cactusowo1835]

0:06 Literally me, I will be allways grateful to beem through dorian early on

[@LearningMusicSkills]

Haha, I hear you my friend 😃

[@chapmanfx8104]

hi couldn't find the link is it still available for the sheet thx

[@LearningMusicSkills]

Hi Chapman all the sheets that are made are available via my 'By Me A Coffee page'!

[@Stuartguitar]

Thank you thag was nice and concise

[@LearningMusicSkills]

Thanks and you're welcome Patrick. Thanks for watching!

[@jeanette-and-ernie-atthe-a3271]

Well Done!

[@LearningMusicSkills]

Thank you!

[@karanaima]

Good

[@nebroskitheraut6705]

Next up, Mixolydian!

[@LearningMusicSkills]

Haha exactly!

[@imosdefinite]

what's the song at 1:27, so beautiful

[@LearningMusicSkills]

Thank you so much! It is something that I wrote myself, but is inspired by Pink Floyd :)

[@imosdefinite]

@@LearningMusicSkills would love a how-to video on that genre of guitar!!

[@derekrubinoff716]

The song Blinding Lights brought me here.

[@LearningMusicSkills]

Nice! Already if you're going to use this in a new piece of music?

[@online_gitar_dersler]

👍

[@pmsoundtrack140]

Hi, I've just discovered your channel and your content is really great. Even if I know some music theory I always like to see slight difference between how people see modes and use them. By the way, I didn't find where to download the cheat sheet

[@LearningMusicSkills]

Thanks a lot I appreciate it and you're welcome! I will post a good drive link tomorrow!

[@LearningMusicSkills]

here is the link to the cheat sheet! I would love your feedback on it :) drive.google.com/file/d/1A-adMQYhdk0tlN54OK_0pSgy_EMeEGTj/view?usp=sharing

[@pmsoundtrack140]

@@LearningMusicSkills thank you, the sheet is useful as it is. There are just two minor (not even a musician joke) mistakes on it: tip2: "ther" instead of "there" and you put twice tip4 instead of tip3. Thank you for sharing your knowledge in such an accessible way. Have a nice day

[@LearningMusicSkills]

@@pmsoundtrack140 You're the best! I will correct these and re-upload :-)

[@EvgeniyBerlin]

You have a mistake in Cmaj chord on 1:56

[@LearningMusicSkills]

Thanks for sharing. Can you tell me what the mistake is, because I don't see it?

[@EvgeniyBerlin]

@@LearningMusicSkills It's not Cmaj

[@LearningMusicSkills]

Yes it is. It is a Cmaj7 as the score also says. Cmaj7 has a C, E, G, B.