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David Wallimann9th February 2009Thanks a lot guys!
It does have an exotic flavor to it for sure! :-)
Jakub Luptovec9th February 2009is it just me, or does this really sound very spanish?
Dejan Farkas7th January 2009Great lesson Dave
sigma76th January 2009wow cool lesson reminds me of carlos santana
Tolek6th January 2009Awesome lesson, David! Your licks are amazing, especially video N°3.
I love that sound! Thank you so much for this lesson.
Toni Suominen6th January 2009Nice one David!
Gerardo Siere6th January 2009Very interesting scale Dave, thanks for sharing it with us.
- David Wallimann6th January 2009
Thank you!
Emir Hot6th January 2009Very nice David
Jerry Arcidiacono5th January 2009Great lines David
Hisham Al-Sanea5th January 2009nice melody David.
Alejandro Pinero5th January 2009Cool meloy David !!
Pedja Simovic5th January 2009Very nice lesson David, I love melodic minor modes
Muris Varajic5th January 2009Melodic minor rules,thanks bro!
Nazgul5th January 2009Great feel in there! Nice lesson and of course great title.
Ivan Milenkovic5th January 2009Awesome solo David, very cool vibe and sound. Great!
berko5th January 2009What a cool melody! And awesome playing, wow!
Carlos Carrillo5th January 2009Really interesting David!!the composition is great too!
kaznie_NL5th January 2009Thanks David, keep 'em coming!
Kristofer Dahl5th January 2009Killer melody and arrangement David - really inspires me to have a go at this scale!
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The Mixolydian b6 scale is as its name tells a Mixolydian mode with a minor 6th. Using that scale will give your improvisations a very interesting color if used properly. Its altered 6th might sound out at first, but after playing with it for a while, it will sound very natural and add an extra layer to your musical ideas.
The Mixolydian b6 scale is the 5th mode extracted from the melodic minor scale system. It works over a dominant 7th chord which is a chord made of a root, major 3rd, 5th and minor 7th.
Today we will work in the key of E Mixolydian b6, or A melodic minor. These two keys share the same notes since the Mixo b6 is "extracted" from the melodic minor scale.
Take it slow, ask if you have any questions, and keep it fun!
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