Spice UP your major chord options! - Hexatonic Triad Pairs Part TWO

[@markeldred7359]

I love the lydian sound, Kev. Nice concept accenting that sound 💥

[@JulesCalella]

Thank you so much for making this video! This is a really cool concept and I think you explained it very well.

[@barrysebastian9584]

Nice hang, Keven - good stuff. I use some of the locrian pentatonic flavors you presented way back, to this day. Always cool ways to integrate good ideas like this.👍😄

[@TheRound2000]

Great lesson. Would love to see another against minor chords etc.

[@johnstitt2615]

Saved this vid. ✌️🎸

[@lukegrid5316]

why only 77 likes? this video deserve more than a thousands likes🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@eskemeldgaardkrogh4145]

Another brilliant video - thanks for sharing! Just a bit of an off-the-cuff question: with your extensive experience with Strandberg guitars, which model is your favourite and why?

[@KevenEknesMusic]

Hey Eske! Please excuse the delayed response. My favorite is the Classic. I adore the sound of alder, and it's at a fantastic price point, and of course, the single coils!

[@eskemeldgaardkrogh4145]

@@KevenEknesMusic Cheers Keven - thank you for taking the time. As a Strat guy, I am also leaning towards the Classic... and you really make an excellent argument with the way you make that thing sing! Keep up the great work!

[@Pretzels722]

nice vid bro - did u go through hexatonics by jerry bergonzi to learn this stuff?

[@KevenEknesMusic]

Glad you enjoyed it! It did not, I am not familiar with that JB material. The concept behind these Hexatonic TPs are actually my own concept inspired from questions and interest that the Patreon community had!

[@AdrianFarrell]

Keep mining this vein, Dorian and Mixolydian flavours too.

[@BaroqueBlues]

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