The Lead Guitarist's Practical Guide to Modes

Finally master the modes and music theory
If you've ever wanted to learn and truly MASTER the modes and music theory in a practical and approachable way, then this is the ebook PDF for you! I've always wanted to create a tuition course on the modes, as it's a topic which is one of my dearest passions, and so this is one of my proudest publications.



What will you learn?
- Total modal mastery: The shapes, sounds, and practical application.
- Interval studies: How scales, modes, and chords are built and altered.
- Ear training: Learn to identify scales and modes by ear. 
- How to create your own custom chords and progressions.
- How to jam/improvise over backing tracks/accompaniments in any scale or mode.
- Comes with 10+ jam backing track MP3s!

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Here I have arranged the notes of a Cmaj7 chord into some seriously handy scale-like shapes. Pick through these, work them into your own soloing and get ready to jam with a whole new sound.

While using every note in any given scale is surely effective, by choosing and limiting which notes you play you can discover a whole new realm of sounds, licks and opportunities.

And so the idea I present today is how you can arrange the notes of a Cmaj7 chord/arpeggio (B, C, E & G) into playable scale-like shapes. Use the following shapes in the key of C Major (AKA A Minor):

SHAPE 1

SHAPE 2

SHAPE 3

Work these ideas into your own style. Blend them with your current favourite licks. Enjoy utilising the fresh sound that is the major 7 arpeggio.

To see and hear these shapes in action (+ a music theory breakdown) check out my video lesson below!