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Posted by Rob Silver at 9:29 AM

MODES for GUITAR: A Brief Introduction-18 Appendix 5.

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MODES for GUITAR: A Brief Introduction-17 Appendix 4.

A very quick intro in to how you make a chord scale.

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MODES for GUITAR: A Brief Introduction-16 Appendix 3.

String names and notes on the fretboard.

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MODES for GUITAR: A Brief Introduction-15 Appendix 2.

A quick breakdown of how these scale diagrams work, just in case you're not familiar with them.

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Posted by Rob Silver at 9:28 AM

MODES for GUITAR: A Brief Introduction-14 Appendix 1.

A quick break-down of basic musical intervals.

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MODES for GUITAR: A Brief Introduction-13 Modal Chord Progressions and the Roman Numeral System

MODES for GUITAR: A Brief Introduction-13 Modal Chord Progressions and the Roman Numeral System.

If you don't already understand how chord progressions are notated roman numeral stylee, ignore this.

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MODES for GUITAR: A Brief Introduction-12 Modal Chord Progressions.

If this all starts to make your head spin, stop here.

Noodle along to some single chords or basic riffs and come back when you have internalized it a little.

In short, if you have a chord progression, you can use the same progression in any mode. The extent to which it embodies the character of the mode will depend on how many of the notes that make that mode distinctive are incorporated into the chords you use.

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Posted by Rob Silver at 9:26 AM

MODES for GUITAR: A Brief Introduction-11 Applying Modes Over Chords and Riffs.

This section is VERY BASIC.

That was intentional. You cold right whole books about how you apply one mode, let alone all of them so I kept this very concise.

The point of this book was to be the "Penny Drop" moment when you understand what modes are and where they are from so I opted to not make things to complicated. This should be quite enough for you to start noodling along over single chords or riffs and backing tracks.

Enjoy :-)

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