5 TIPS for IMPROVISING Using DIMINISHED Sounds

In this video, I share 5 tips for improvising using diminished sounds. This is for players who are already familiar with their diminished scales and/or arpeggios and want to utilize some new sounds. All of the examples I share are notes from the diminished scale and can be used on any associated dominant and diminished chords, or even on major/minor chords for a tension/release effect. The diminished scale I used for this video (which is 1 of 3 possible diminished scales) can be used on tunes like Duke Ellington’s “Caravan” or other related dominant/diminished chords (i.e., C7, A7, Gb7, Eb7, Bbdim, Gdim, Edim, Dbdim).
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0:16 Tip 1: Whole Steps
0:59 Tip 2: Whole Step and Major Third
1:39 Tip 3: Whole Step, Major Third, and Major Second
2:14 Tip 4: Fourths
2:51 Tip 5: Mix and Match Diminished Sounds
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What other diminished sounds are you working on?