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Diego Budicin20th December 2024Very well done Diego, finding the sweet spots in this one can be tricky!
Thanks Kris! Yeah, if not enriched by a broader chord progression this mode can be "heavy".I love how awesome this mode sounds in your solo. You succeeded in bringing out the beauty of the beast.
I agree with Kris about the sweet spots, but it still remains a cool tool when we want to create some tension.
Thanks a lot Monica! It's a heavy mode and rich of tension but I find it very interesting
Monica Gheorghevici20th December 2024I love how awesome this mode sounds in your solo. You succeeded in bringing out the beauty of the beast.
I agree with Kris about the sweet spots, but it still remains a cool tool when we want to create some tension. 
Kristofer Dahl20th December 2024Very well done Diego, finding the sweet spots in this one can be tricky!
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Hi everyone and welcome to the Locrian mode course!
In this lesson, we will focus on this half dimished mode and analyze it as a scale. We will approach it as a scale as well as a harmonization, so we will include chord sequences more than just single notes.
In this first section, you can listen to the sound of the mode if used as a solo tool!
The whole lesson is built around the B Locrian!
Let's check the notes out:
From this course:
- Introducing ModesLEVEL 4What is a mode and how do you approach it on the guitar?
- The Ionian ModeLEVEL 4This lesson is based on the Ionian mode. We analyze it and learn how to identify it. Also, it will be used as a tool for a brief solo and harmonic approach!
- The Dorian ModeLEVEL 4Let's analyze this mode and get familiar with it.
- The Phrygian ModeLEVEL 4Let's explore the mysterious depths of the Phrygian mode!
- The Lydian ModeLEVEL 4Let's explore mysterious Lydian sounds!
- The Mixolydian ModeLEVEL 4Let's dive into a beautiful blend of Major scale and blues: the Mixolydian mode!
- The Aeolian ModeLEVEL 4The Aeolian mode is both epic and timeless. Let's break it down and get to know it better!
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Go to next part: PageUP or End.
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Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
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Fullscreen: `f`, esc to close
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