The Locrian bb3 is composed of the following intervals: 1, b2, bb3, 4, b5, b6, b7.
It is the 7th mode of IONIAN b2.
The boxes below show you the scale over the whole neck, as a 3 octave scale and as the 7 three note per string positions that link together to let you play it any where on the fretboard.
The Aeolian b4 is composed of the following intervals: 1,2,b3,b4,5,b6,b7.
It is the 6th mode of IONIAN b2.
The boxes below show you the scale over the whole neck, as a 3 octave scale and as the 7 three note per string positions that link together to let you play it anywhere on the fretboard.
MIXOLYDIAN b5 is composed of the following intervals: 1, 2,3, 4, b5, 6, b7.
MIXOLYDIAN b5 is the 5th mode of IONIAN b2.
The boxes below show you the scale over the whole neck, as a 3 octave scale and as the 7 three note per string positions that link together to let you play it any where on the fretboard.
The Lydian b6 is composed of the following intervals: 1, 2, 3, #4, 5, b6, 7. LYDIAN b6 is the 4th mode of IONIAN b2.
The boxes below show you the scale over the whole neck, as a 3 octave scale and as the 7 three note per string positions that link together to let you play it any where on the fretboard.
The Phrygian bb7 is composed of the following intervals: 1, b2, b3, 4, 5, b6, bb7. Phrygian bb7 is the 3rd mode of Ionian b2.
The boxes below show you the scale over the whole neck, as a 3 octave scale and as the 7 three note per string positions that link together to let you play it any where on the fretboard.
The LYDIAN AUGMENTED #2 #6 is composed of the following intervals: 1,#2,3,#4,#5,#6,7.
It is the second mode of Ionian b2.
This time IONIAN b2 (1, b2, v3, 4, 5, 6, 7.)
This glaring omission now means that once all its modes are up, then every possible permutation of standard modes with sharp or flat something is one here.
Also a quick apology to anyone who left a comment and was ignored while the blog has been dormant. I thought I had set things up so I would get a notification of any comments and but for some reason that did not happen.
Anyhow... on with the dots!
I discovered this through an Instagram post, and go really excited because I'd not heard it before. I had a quick play and a google. According to Wikipedia, Kamavardhini literally means "that which increases desire".
So use this sparingly :-)
Right... it's been a very long time since I've added any content. We've all been fairly distracted in that time I guess, but after nearly a year of sitting in the house I'm feeling the urge to get some content up again.
Last post was a combined version of Major and Minor Blues scales. I didn't like it but it as an interesting exercise. Today's scale, Minor Pentatonic with an added 3 (1,b3,3,4,5,b7.) gives the sort of vibe I was hoping for with that.
I've mapped it out in Blues Scale format, adding notes to the standard pentatonic boxes but this does mean there are some stretches that a lot of people might find tricky, so I've also done them as boxes that eliminate the need for the longer reaches.
Enjoy!
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