Signals Music Studio | Live Quarantine Lessons - Blues Guitar Day 5 [Band Arrangement] @SignalsMusicStudio | Uploaded March 2020 | Updated October 2024, 6 days ago.
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Graduation day! You can download the lesson resources for free (many pdfs, and mp3s) at my website, all you need is an email. signalsmusicstudio.com/home/signup
This lesson was livestreamed on 3/27/2020.
Thank my Patreon supporters for making this free course possible!
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![Live Quarantine Lessons - Blues Guitar Day 5 [Band Arrangement]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/5n7lt-i-eY0/hqdefault.jpg "Live Quarantine Lessons - Blues Guitar Day 5 [Band Arrangement]
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This lesson was livestreamed on 3/27/2020.
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![Intro To ALTERED DOMINANT Chords [SONGWRITING / JAZZ / MUSIC THEORY]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/63-PX9XvrKg/hqdefault.jpg "Intro To ALTERED DOMINANT Chords [SONGWRITING / JAZZ / MUSIC THEORY]
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Altered Dominant chords are absolutely essential to writing complex jazz progressions. The topic can be very difficult to navigate though, so I’ve tried to simplify it down to the absolute basics in this video. To summarize this video:
-Take a regular dominant chord (1 3 5 b7) and move it’s 5th up or down a half step to alter it. This creates 7(b5) or 7(#5) (aka augmented 7th)
-Like ALL altered dominant chords, you can use these as a colorful replacement for V7 in a V7 – I cadence.
-Altered dominant chords of any type can be written with the symbol 7alt.
-It’s easy to use altered dominant chords right after or before regular dominant chords, like G7 – G7alt – C, or G7alt-G7-C
-Altered dominants can be used in secondary dominant movements. Instead of playing V7/vi - vi, try V7alt/vi – vi. Or, V7alt/vi -V7/vi - vi
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00:00 Intro
00:25 What is an altered dominant (easy mode)
01:30 Guitar Shapes
1:52 Use altered dominants wherever you see V7
2:56 Use them as part of a ii-V7-I
3:47 Don’t like it? Fix the voice leading!
4:47 Play them next to unaltered dominant chords
6:00 Use them in secondary cadence
7:00 Putting it all together
07:48 What is an altered dominant (hard mode)
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![Learn AND Apply Two Hand Tapping: Technique + Theory [GUITAR LESSON]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/6UjtGYhTKt0/hqdefault.jpg "Learn AND Apply Two Hand Tapping: Technique + Theory [GUITAR LESSON]
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This lesson is a detailed guide to get you started on learning the two-handed tapping technique for guitar. There are two important skills that must be learned first: left hand legato, and the right hand tap. After that, we will break down the most common tapping pattern (heard in Van Halen’s “Eruption,” Metallica’s “One,” and countless other tracks) into three simple steps.
After learning how to synch up our practice with a metronome, we will then explore different patterns of varying difficulty, including 4-note sixteenth note patterns, 5 note quintuplet patterns, and 6-note sextuplet patterns.
A small amount of music theory will also be taught relating to minor and major arpeggios, which are the most common way to perform tapping sequences. However, you are encouraged to EXPERIMENT with new shapes, patterns, strings, etc.
Included with this lesson is a backing track using the chords Em-G-A-C. Try using the skills taught in this lesson to create a tapped arpeggio sequence that matches each chord. Also included is a 2 page PDF detailing the steps to tapping, arpeggio theory, and tabs/music for the tapping patterns.
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04:42 Three Steps To Tapping
07:23 Technique advice
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18:54 Advanced concepts
21:28 Practice Advice")
![Random Math Metal Riff Generation using Pi and the Byzantine scale [DIET DJENT]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/6tNxfx2tetA/hqdefault.jpg "Random Math Metal Riff Generation using Pi and the Byzantine scale [DIET DJENT]
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Skip to 05:31 to hear the Pi Byzantine silliness
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There are a few mistakes in this video, Im bad with details: I somehow skipped the F rhythm and also forgot to notate the first 4 beat. This ultimately added to the randomness of the rhythm.
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Table of Contents:
00:00 Birthing The Rhythm
01:16 Beefing Up The Rhythm
02:18 Writing The Riff
02:55 Utilizing Byzantine
03:30 Wrapping Up
05:31 Pi Byzantine")
![Writing Progressions with Borrowed Chords: Songwriting Lesson [MUSIC THEORY - MODAL INTERCHANGE]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/7IdttvJSedg/hqdefault.jpg "Writing Progressions with Borrowed Chords: Songwriting Lesson [MUSIC THEORY - MODAL INTERCHANGE]
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Modal Interchange, Borrowed Chords, and Modal Mixture all refer to the same concept of using parallel modes - modes that all start on the same tonic. In this video we explore writing chord progressions in C Major, then borrowing the chords from C Minor. We also explore other options, such as borrowing from Lydian or Phrygian, and borrowing from other keys when NOT in major.
2 mistakes- At 05:50 I accidentally forgot Dorian, and the big chart has a type on Locrian, the two chord is missing a numeral!
This topic goes as deep as your knowledge of the modes. If all you know is Major and Minor, you can still get an insane amount of awesome cool chord progressions just by borrowing between them. However, the more modal knowledge you have, the easier it is to keep track of all the chords available to you in a key, and have a quick and easy way to play or write over it.
Here are the videos that Ive taught to lead up to this course.
Writing chords in Major: https://youtu.be/M8eItITv8QA
Writing chords in Minor: https://youtu.be/j-j4g0ktPGw
Chords of Dorian: https://youtu.be/hyZPcYf1Pe4
Chords of Lydian: https://youtu.be/Ou_Z9ol8r0I
Chords of Phrygian: https://youtu.be/ZnoKgWnMEq8
Chords of Mixolydian: https://youtu.be/vPIebPDBizs
Secondary Dominants: https://youtu.be/py4HaueW50Q
Modal Mixture: https://youtu.be/RyR98UEtt18
And heres the video on just the borrowed iv chord: https://youtu.be/YEadIDOBpuA
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Table of Contents:
00:00 Intro
00:55 How To Borrow from Minor Scales
05:55 Approved Borrowed Chords
07:40 Borrowing From Different Modes
10:58 Writing in Minor and Borrowing Chords
12:35 Wrapping Up")
![How to Write Harmonies for Guitar / Piano / Vocals [MUSIC THEORY + SONGWRITING LESSON]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/8lCf7q_VPHA/hqdefault.jpg "How to Write Harmonies for Guitar / Piano / Vocals [MUSIC THEORY + SONGWRITING LESSON]
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Writing harmonies can be HARD! Hopefully this video makes it easy. Its still just a launching pad, but its pretty thorough. One quick thing I forgot to mention- You can get away with really weird/bad harmonies if they are on weak beats, like in between the quarter notes or right before a downbeat. However, strong beats nearly REQUIRE a good solid harmony that matches the underlying chord.
If you were confused by anything in this video, you should check out these videos:
Interval Training Course: https://signalsmusicstudio.com/courses/guitar-interval-course/
Chords of Major: https://youtu.be/M8eItITv8QA
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00:00 Intro
00:59 Harmonized Thirds
03:42 Sixths
07:20 Fourths and Fifths
08:27 Parallel vs Contrary Motion
10:41 Why Parallel Fifths are Weird
12:24 Writing a Vocal Harmony
17:23 Final Thoughts")
![Sampling Twin Peaks Theme into LoFi Chill Beats [SONGWRITING - PRODUCTION]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/8tPdW5L4DJo/hqdefault.jpg "Sampling Twin Peaks Theme into LoFi Chill Beats [SONGWRITING - PRODUCTION]
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In this video I demonstrate a few methods for how I work with samples to help create music. Topics include reharmonization, bass line creation, melodic movements, and general songwriting/production advice.
Im a giant David Lynch fan so something like this had to be done sooner or later. The quote from Dale Cooper here is one of my favorites:
Im gonna let you in on a little secret. Every day, once a day, give yourself a present. Dont plan it, dont wait for it, just let it happen.
The name of the original song is Falling by Angelo Badalamenti
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Table of Contents:
00:00 Intro
01:52 The Sample
02:38 Filtering Out The Bass
03:04 Reharmonizing
03:47 Writing A Bass Line
04:07 Finding Melodic Movement
04:45 More Sampling
05:17 Finishing Touches
05:59 Wrapping Up")
![Playing In Every Mode with ONE Tiny Scale Shape [GUITAR LESSON - MODES - MUSIC THEORY]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/96cydVB4w-A/hqdefault.jpg "Playing In Every Mode with ONE Tiny Scale Shape [GUITAR LESSON - MODES - MUSIC THEORY]
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Instead of learning thousands of scale shapes, why not just learn how to use the ones you already have? In this lesson, Ill be demonstrating how one tiny little scale shape can be wielded with infinite power to create all 7 different modal tonalities.
Hopefully this helps you all realize that whatever scale shapes youve learned are totally usable for any sort of modal playing. You just have to really understand the idea of modal tonality.
This is the third video where the prime goal is to help people understand modes, however this is speciically geared towards guitarists. The other two modal videos can be found here-
Meet the Modes:https://youtu.be/bwaeBUYcO5o
Modes and Tonal Center:https://youtu.be/lPDVo-7Ua28
Jam Tracks for each mode!
Chusss:https://www.youtube.com/user/chussssss
A Major (My Track): https://youtu.be/MsZl7Fuyndw
G Dorian: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4GJ03tcGNM
Sebastian Zunino: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4wErHDpSOgoFGTWrWaDwEg
E Phrygian (NCTRacks):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJ-XTPi6Q0U
F Lydian (M&M Music):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjOIE8aR9TA
C Mixolydian (Music Art):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6kFDa79M5g
E Minor (Superior Jam Tracks):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPYBv6uJg_o
B Locrian(Six Strings):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVW2rT7vmEI
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00:00 Intro
01:00 Major Recap (IMPORTANT)
04:40 Dorian
08:40 Phrygian
10:08 Lydian
11:01 Mixolydian
12:20 Minor/Aeolian
13:25 Locrian
14:51 Closing Thoughts")
![The Worlds Most Hopeful Chord - Picardy Third [Songwriting Lesson / Composition / Music Theory]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Be2-Qr4htrA/hqdefault.jpg "The Worlds Most Hopeful Chord - Picardy Third [Songwriting Lesson / Composition / Music Theory]
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The Picardy Third is a very recognizable and easy-to-learn musical concept. Although it has a long (and muddled) history, we can still hear it being used today in pop music. This video explores the basics behind the most hopeful chord, and demonstrates several modern examples of the chord being used.
Be on the lookout for Picardys in Pop music, theyre everywhere!
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Table of Contents:
00:00 Intro
00:48 What Are Picardy Thirds?
01:51 Roundabout Yes
02:14 Wanted Dead Or Alive Bon Jovi
02:46 Crazy Gnarles Barkley
03:30 A Nightmare To Remember Dream Theater
04:29 Game Of Thrones Theme
04:49 Wrapping Up")
