Learn Blues, Funk, and Jazz Guitar Mixolydian Scale Root on A
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1 chord short of Jeep on 35/Scofield. Very nice
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Best lessons on youtube. Period.
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Batista! hehe
nice tone man
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"The whole shape?" Why start on the E string if you are teaching the Mixo in A? I do not understand. Why not start on A?
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aint tht dorian ?
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@TheJuliusJT Looks like a Herritage 535 to me, great guitars! Better than Gibson's 335's in my opinon...
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great lesson.. thx. what guitar is that?
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@guitarfreak779 Hows that, bald?
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to my ear the mixolydian mode in 5th root on the e string seems off when i play it to this group of chords....am i doing something wrong?
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@mofemobile I'm not sure but seeing the way he climbs up the neck, it looks like he's playing an arpeggio of the chord he's playing over. Maybe a few different arpeggios. : P
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how do you apply the melodic minor marty? what would be your choice of chords to solo with melodic minor?
Orionsglare 3 years ago
I'm still working on that one, but one cool aplication is if you are playing A mixo over A7 and it goes to the IV chord (D7) play the A melodic minor over D7 and you get the D7 Lydian dominant. I've got something on this that I will put up!!
martyfs74 3 years ago
Marty,
How do I know when to apply the A mixo? I guess my question is how do I know what mode to use? Ive got a copy of Guitar Grimoire. Its great for laying out scales and modes but I'm still lost on how to apply it.
Thanks,
Dan
ddavis510 3 years ago
A mixolydian would be played over a progression that revolves around an A7 chord.
D mixo would be over a D7 chord so forth and so on. there is obviously a lot more theory than that and this basic rule will almost always work, but unfortunately there is a lot more to know about all this stuff. Start with this idea however!!!
feel free to ask any other ?'s
martyfs74 3 years ago