Modal concepts part 2 : Modal positions

In this second chapter we'll discuss what modes are, where they come from and how to play them...
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[MrPapas1991]

hi waliimann! do you talk about the 3 note per string scales in any any vid of yours or are they of no importance??

[Wallimann]

@MrPapas1991 I don't talk about them, but they are useful.. :-)

[farleycl1]

do you have a lesson on how to move them around the fretboard ?

[Wallimann]

@farleycl1 Yeah, it's explained in my "Applied theory for guitar players" found on my site guitarplayback(dot)com

[MrPapas1991]

@Wallimann thanx

[RyanBishop101]

@Wallimann Thank you. :D.

[Wallimann]

@RyanBishop101 Oh yeah, that's for that position. Positions are just meant to give you the reachable notes within an area of the fretboard. They don't necessarily end with the root.

You might be interested in my "Applied theory for guitar players" available on my site guitarplayback(dot)com if you want to study theory. :-)

[RyanBishop101]

@Wallimann Sorry, I ment to say A. In the G major scale.

When it gives the Ionian scale there is an A after the second octave of G.

[Wallimann]

@RyanBishop101 Which key are you talking about?

[RyanBishop101]

Ive just started learning theory, and I know the pattern for the major scale is WWHWWWH. But I dont understand why there is an F after the G on the High E string. Do you care to explain? Please get back to me.