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Originally Posted by clefface  this may be a litle vague but the theory guys will get me
im working on melodic minor and its modes am i on the right track in think it goes like
jazz minor-lower 3rd
dorian b9- lower 2nd,3rd 7nth
lydian aug-raised 4th, 5th
lydian dom-raised 4th flat 7th
mixolydian b13- lower 6th,7th
semilocrian- lower 3rd,5th,6th,7th
superlocrian-lower 2nd,3rd,4th,5th,6th
i can play each mode thats not hard but i should realy just know them
so am i right or way of |
the big book says a jazz minor is a melodic minor with a raised 6 and 7 both ascending and descending
super locrian=locrian w/ lowered 4th step....or a melodic minor built on the note a half step above
does not show a lydian augmented....the raised fourth is part of the lydian scale
minor 13 appears to be built from a minor pentatonic or a dorian mode
nothing in the major family w/ a b13
i see no semi locrian but there's a locrian #2 that is the second mode of the harmonic minor or is built from a whole step half step dim
b 9 appears in the dominant group
according to the ron middlebrook scale book..if i missed anything i'm sure ill hear about it...hope that helps
