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Modes are related to scales. And, they're scales themselves. But they're not exactly the same thing. Modes are best understood as what note of a scale you start on. They're a useful tool for understanding, describing, and building other scales as well.
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Moving the piano stool is genius! And I appreciate this has no background music over the wonderful narrator. Fantastic info.
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Your are a saviour to us beginner musicians! Thank you so much!
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I've watched several hours of videos about modes and this video is by far the shortest and best one I've seen.
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This is the missing link that I have been looking for! This video now made Modes make sense. Iâd keep asking things like âbut Why is D Dorian?â And âcan there be a C Dorian?â Id hear vaguely specific answer, or my favorite âwell go over it laterâ. I personally have a hard time memorizing. However, if I can understand the logic or the âWhy this isâ then learning is easier. Thank you!
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So well done. Never thought about modes like this video shows.
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Thank you for not only explaining what modes are, but why they matter (running e.g.) and how to practice them effectively.
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Finally I can understand something, and that because of your brilliant videos. I donât know why is it hard to find your channel although I find it the most useful one
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please continue with these videos. You´re a master.
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This has made music theory soooo much easier to learn!! Thank you so muchâşď¸
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Very well put together. Thanks
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Love your videos! keep them coming
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Very good explanation ! Helped understand music theory well !
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Great Video, might want to talk about when modes are used I.E. difference between C major and C ionian (Functional harmony vs modal harmony)
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Thank you for the video! This almost saved me from Failing Zone in my required Music Class!!!
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I think the best idea how to figure out what are the 7 modes build on C note is to group the Modes like relatives scales (Major - minor):
1) Ionian - Aeolian / Ionian will sound like C major scale / Aeolian will sound like C minor scale (will have 3 flats)
2) Lydian - Dorian / going down from C a perfect 4th is G, so Lydian will have 1 sharp, and will sound like G major scale / Dorian will sound like G minor scale ( 2 flats).
3) Mixolydian - Phrygian / going down from C a perfect 5th is F, so Mixolydian will have 1 flat, and will sound like F major scale / and Phrygian will sound like F minor scale ( 4 flats).
4) Locrian / going up a m2 (minor second) is D Flat, so Locrian will sound like D flat major scale (with 5 flats).
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Your videos are brilliant!
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𤯠only took me 20yrs to finally try to LEARN what this actually means!
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great explanation on the modes . the most simple one .thumbs up
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Bless you. Bless you a thousand times!!!
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