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Writing modally can be a challenge. Many people start by thinking
of all of the complexities involved with playing modally. All of
the weird scales you have to learn and think about using...
Accidentals and secondary keys... starts to sound like a lot. But
most guitarists don't think about the most important thing, and
probably the easiest to start developing...
Your ear.
Playing modally doesn't need to be that difficult. Yes, there is
more to it, but if you're training and using your ear progress
can happen quickly! So without needing to get lost in the music
theory, I'm going to show you a way to start writing modal pieces
and riffs.
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Received on Wed Aug 21 2019 - 21:00:44 CEST