Good Website explaining Modes & their uses.

[MistaMarko]

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Been using this for my studies for awhile; figured I'd share it with anyone who wants to read. It explains all the diatonic modes, melodic modes, and a bunch of other weird jazz scales, how to use them, what chords to use them over etc.

 

[manbass]

Nice one...thanks for the link.

 

[dvh]

Me too!

 

[ryco]

Cool! Tiny lettering tho!

 

[axisluminary]

nice site, thanks for sharing.

 

[Lincoln]

Boy, for us intermediate jazz learners this really puts theory on the lower shelf. It's perfect and easy to understand.

The diatonic modes I've had down for a while, but the melodic minors have been difficult to know how to apply and when. Now I can easily practice it and know when to apply it.

Thanks for sharing!

 

[jtallent]

Cool! Tiny lettering tho!

Hold down CTRL and roll your scroll wheel at the same time (assuming you have a PC) I use Firefox but this or something similar probably works for IE or another browser.

 

[IconBasser]

Hold down CTRL and roll your scroll wheel at the same time (assuming you have a PC) I use Firefox but this or something similar probably works for IE or another browser.

yes, it does.

 

[Chad Michael]

nice site, thanks for sharing.

Yep!

 

[vene-nemesis]

Im kinda ingnoratn so, can anyone explain to me what what do numbers and "b"s mean on this charts?

 

[redstrand]

Great find! Added it to my study book.

 

[Stumpy]

Thank you.

 

[dvh]

Im kinda ingnoratn so, can anyone explain to me what what do numbers and "b"s mean on this charts?

The numbers refer to the notes; eg. key of C C=1. D=2, E=3. etc.

the "b" means flat: b7 = flat 7

 

[vene-nemesis]

The numbers refer to the notes; eg. key of C C=1. D=2, E=3. etc.

the "b" means flat: b7 = flat 7

thx a lot

 

[ColtraneWorship]

Real nice, thaks a lot. Especially the section explaining the minor modes. I'm going to get into that right now.