Guitar Modes Made Easy ! Basic Explanation

[@benpowersguitar]

Very cool.

[@NathanRiverscinemasounds]

nice! makes things a lot easier!

[@GuitarLessonsMadeEasy]

Thanks. Yes I think once you understand this part then when the chords come into play they will make sense

[@peterboeckx5185]

ok that's very understandable 👍

[@GuitarLessonsMadeEasy]

It’s just scratching the surface. I know modes can confuse people because people read too much into them

[@peterboeckx5185]

@@GuitarLessonsMadeEasy So if i play D lydian i use the notes from A major scale?

[@GuitarLessonsMadeEasy]

@@peterboeckx5185 yes that’s correct

[@SMALLTOWNFOLKLORE-zy9cw]

EASY PEASY

[@venturaVlogger]

Each degree of the major scale has their own chord progressions too

[@GuitarLessonsMadeEasy]

Yes. Maybe I will go into that later. I’m hoping to get the basic idea across without confusing too many. I know it can be frustrating from some to understand modes. But yes that would make a good lesson ❤

[@johngriffin9967]

Very nice. What is I started on the A major scale on the low E string, does this rule still apply? Thank you for these lessons.

[@GuitarLessonsMadeEasy]

If you move the shape down to the 5th fret you would be in A Major and the you can attach the mode names to each of the diagrams for that key. Your chords for a major will be different than c Major of course so that’s all you will have to figure out.