Negative Harmony Part 3 - Negative harmony for modes

[@jake_ams]

Finally someone like you who explains it in the best way possible. Thank you!

[@krudler406]

Rob wins the internet....again! 🔥

[@tracerammo]

You've got the best explanations, man. I appreciate the detail and the order of presentation. Such great videos!

[@QJamTracks]

Thank you! :)

[@stephenowen5229]

Amazing as always Rob!!! 👍

[@krickmuzikchannel2238]

Very clear and usefull, thanks so much Rob 🎉

[@QJamTracks]

Thanks!

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

Thank you Rob !! This series has taught me more than anything else has in many years. And not because I've been stuck, I've been learning a lot. I was one of those silly "shredder" types who was transcribing Bach Concertos and Paganini's Caprices in the late 80's/early 90's. But this stuff is so mind blowing to me. Also, Freewill !! One of my fave Rush songs. along with Natural Science, Hemispheres, La Villa Strangiato, Cygnus X-1, Jacob's Ladder...

[@QJamTracks]

Good to hear that you can use the lessons! Thanks :)

[@gnitricustom]

Rob, you're amazing, dude ! Thanks a lot

[@acceptfilms9415]

Bro freewill in negative mode was wild cheers

[@melberry7611]

I will study this intriguing and exciting concept further. This will open my understanding music as emotiona (DBQ)l yet a systematic approach to augment the theory of sound. Light can be described as either particle or wave theorms. Music theory tonal interchange as juxtaposed to modal negative harmony, wow!

[@gilmardgilmard]

you are so good at this. bravo

[@rajeshr8410]

Very Very informative 👌 Thanks

[@cosmicsea7]

Woah Rush in Phrygian sounds so much more badass haha

[@Chris-w4j]

You could of shown it with D Dorian. Then it would of been obvious and a little easier to see the brightness/darkness order of sharps and flats with the modes D lydian 3 #'s D Ionian 2#'s D mixolydian 1# D Dorian D aeolian 1b D phrygian 2b's D locrian 3b's

[@lewy7601]

That's perfect idea for guitar battle 😂

[@nickname3798]

VERY NICE..........NEXT LESSON SECONDARY SUBDOMINANTS PLEASE

[@QJamTracks]

I'll keep it in mind!

[@melberry7611]

How does "A" locrin mode evolve into a "B" locrin mode with a C flat when using negative modal harmony theory?

[@hcoutts297]

I enjoyed the Monty Python references throughout this mini series. 🦶

[@QJamTracks]

:)

[@itisinickt]

the color theory was invented in like 1700 not by a youtuber. wow.