Take Your Guitar Solos To The Next Level By Using Modes

[@MusoraMedia]

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[@michaelburkley1225]

That's cool how you combine all the four scales together and make it sound like fusion. 🙂

[@MusoraMedia]

It's a great exercise to start to hear each mode's unique character! I got to know each mode a lot better by taking that approach to learning them! - Kent

[@frankieagosto6391]

You’re right I can make killer solars with the blues scale!

[@johndanher7392]

The best practical demonstration of what modes are I've seen on YT, without unnecessary technical waffle.

[@Stringprodigy]

Lol you can’t be serious. He literally just showed you scale patterns.

[@GuiitarBilly]

Nice! I learned Dorian as a young blues rock player- a bunch of Santana and a few Allman Bros licks and lines open up with that mode. I’m going to work on adding some Phrygian flavors in…my ears are finally ready for those. Thanks!

[@Darrell_29.]

Very simple but great lesson..you're a great teacher..easy to understand...keep it up..❤

[@lavenderchants6014]

This is well done! I have found that those are the only three modes you really need for jamming along with the majority of contemporary music. I also found that most bluesy rock songs sound best using Aeolian in the same key that the minor blues matches best, like most A minor blues songs sound best with A Aeolian, which is C major, but then you can still play the Dorian mode that matches it up on D Dorian, which is still C major, and E Phrygian is still C major but somehow sounds very different. I think your method is great because I learned those modes simply by seeing how they related to the pentatonic scale, which is super easy to memorize in every key. Then I realized that each pentatonic scale contained 3 different major scales inside it by applying these different modes. Of course, there's really more than 3, but those three are the variations that are totally jammable in any key, so they show up a lot in modern music. If you look for backing tracks to jam with, the majority are for Dorian or Phrygian, but almost all of the plain minor blues tracks sound perfect with Aeolian mixed in.

[@danielmelvin4525]

Idk about phyrigian , prob replace that with harmonic minor, and you need some more flavor than just minor. Def need the good ole Ionian (major scale) scale which gets a lot of use, and when it comes to playing over dominant chords mixolydian is the best. Basically using those two major modes is like mixing in some major pentatonic with your minor pentatonic.

[@57RickH]

Great, very helpful tutorial explaining the subject matter as clearly as I’ve seen. Thanks 👍🏻

[@recabitejehonadab2654]

All sounds great, really like the Phrygian scale. It has a a really subtle groove to it. I’m going to start learning that modes pattern for a start! 🙂. Thank-you!

[@MusoraMedia]

It's a great scale and has such a unique sound! Enjoy playing it :) - Kent

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[@cherrysunburst1959]

SRV made good use of these scales, especially Dorian.

[@jharvey560]

The best (and, let's face it, only) place from which to perceive a thing is another thing that's not the thing; the best place from which to hear one mode is sometimes another that you hold up in contrast, so it's all about movement, keeping the flow, seduction through offering and then withdrawing. The thing is the motivating but unattainable desideratum; the modes are the framework by which we modulate our distance from or closeness to the thing. To learn modes as scale patterns can be a great way in the door, I think; I approve this lesson.

[@downhill240]

Excellent lesson!

[@gregkunkel8704]

Thanks Kent, Great demo. I try to play all the scales in every position but I never remembered all the names. 🎸👍

[@jasonswitzer1748]

Ok. These modes are for a very specific style of music. Sounds super crazy.

[@christophe2987]

I'm on this for a few months : starting 3 modes from the pentatonic minor, and the 3 others from the pentatonic major . Well I still have enough stuff with that, don't want to bother with Locrian ;-)

[@lionnelmonaco9464]

Awesome! Great lesson! Thank You!

[@aniyangeorge5110]

Sir you are great beautiful lesson

[@RurouniTenShins]

What the hell?!? Ayla Tesler-Mabe grew a stache?

[@asishkandathil8533]

😅Lol

[@joerobbins5173]

Dorian for me but I can see I need to learn them all thanks 🤗

[@recabitejehonadab2654]

You can never stop learning. I was learning blues for a while now I have something different to learn.

[@holycowbb9291]

thx! - you made this super easy 👍

[@drewhendrix502]

Interested vid, can you do more videos like this please, I understand modes by their sounds. But never understood how they fit in. Can you do the other modes please

[@mickymiller6130]

Thank you.

[@davidino1966]

Sei bravissimo!

[@tiagomantilla6614]

Great video

[@thusithasamadi9482]

Thank you ❤

[@macklemorganfreeman8488]

Great! Very informative!!!

[@Johnmajong]

If speaking in caged we essentially just switching regular maj scale positions, yea?

[@tahamerza4070]

Should i play them all on the same key?

[@daveosoriomusic5421]

Thanks 🙏

[@sirdudeness1386]

Something about pentatonic, I just gravitate towards it. The others sound like they'd play nicely with jazz.

[@BurninSven1]

Thanks for sharing I am sorry though but after a few bars it does not go so super well with my ears and what about major soloing?

[@Videos_You_May_Like]

Liked it

[@rexcons1183]

I remember my friend gave me the 5 major scale pattern and he says memorize them all coz thats the mother of all scales and those are the 7modes😂

[@elblekqet]

I wonder what kind of fuzz he uses

[@NarendraKumar-kd2lj]

nice

[@lalo4642]

7:38 So tasty, I think I'll steal this one.

[@JoeysMusic]

Ngl, but the regular pentatonic sounds the best😂

[@noprob250]

What a nice, manly and straight moustache this gentleman has ...

[@ethiobot2521]

Nicu

[@wallsmartsme]

Where's she at?

[@dorkle9085]

She grew a mustache

[@ewww21]

White Steve Harvey shredding it for my satisfaction

[@Stringprodigy]

Horrible lesson. Modes are not scale patterns.

[@josiahchapman]

:/