Guitar Scales & Modes Explained: Guitar Lesson & Tutorial

While we've talked all about every position of the major scale on guitar (you can watch that in the link below if you haven't yet), we have yet to dive into guitar modes and the modes specifically for the guitar. While we understand things like pentatonic scales, other guitar scales & how to play scales on guitar, we really need a video focused on getting the guitar modes explained properly. Enjoy this one today, my friend!
This one is an easy guitar lesson, tutorial, tip & more for guitar beginners and beginner guitar. A quick and impactful series of guitar lessons & tutorials that I truly hope provide value!
Here's the scale studies video playlist:
• Mastering Guitar Scale...
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[@WantSomePancakes7]

Really dig the videos! And yes mode step by step course would be awesome! I'll be back for every new video!🤘

[@claytongaming9939]

Been watching you none stop bro, appreciate your content alot 👊🏼 thanking you

[@arispapachrysostomidis8688]

Yes please do a video about modes as well. Thank you for your series!

[@sebastianparzewski117]

Frist KZbinr that made music theory fun. Thanks man, love to see your channel grow!

[@jimfischer5670]

Give me all those modes. I have been looking at how so many others have explained the modes and they are probably correct in a way but this short video made so much more sense with what I already know. I've know the major scales for years and years but playing in a specific mode all over the neck has never really clicked until now. It makes sense that each mode starts with the next pattern with the same start note. Time for me to load up a few drone cord videos and experiment!

[@TheCandoheavy]

Really good explanation, thx

[@MatinLashkari-vy7hj]

Fire

[@jordanmichael2655]

Could you give an example how to write a chord progression with modes? I’m confused, if I use that third pattern starting on G does that mean I can’t use any of the diatonic chords of G major?