Ok here it is as promised. Today we are going to study how to write modal progressions that you can record and improvise over or just use as the basis for a composition.
The next lesson will once again be a video lesson describing how to apply these modal progression studies to the guitar.
I really encourage you to try and experiment writing as many modal progressions as you can, trying to be as creative with it as possible. Then, you will quickly make all of this material part of the way you naturally create on the guitar.
Here is the PDF tutorial for writing modal progressions.
Writing Modal Progressions Tutorial PDF
Try to just absord all this theory and I will see you tomorrow with a video lesson that will apply this modal progression theory to the guitar.
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awesome stuff
No video?
Hey Glenn, the video for this lesson is on the advanced lesson archive page under the chord section. It’s called “Modal Progressions On The Guitar”. Hopefully Youtube will get there act together today and get these video embeds working again. Cheers!!
That was a good lesson, I found it really useful, I had been wondering what to do with slash chords and how to make a proper modal progression for a while and this explained it.
Great CB, I’ve got a lot more stuff coming so I hope you stick around!!