Ramo
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I was reading diatonic going from C to C or 1 to 1 (or its octave) as you would 2 to 2, 3 to 3, and reactor core meltdown started I felt brain squeeze lmao…..Thank You, and I am humbled for the kind words @Mitchell Pearrow @Ramo I try to help everyone understand all this jargon so they too can be happy and make good music with their friends.
and one day I will learn amp theory from the awesome gurus on this forum!
note: If you want to 'mentally' cheat, change everything from letters (that look like chemistry ) to numbers, and with numbers, everyone knows how to count $$$.
), diatonic going from C to C or 1 to 1 (or its octave) as you would 2 to 2, 3 to 3, and so forth will reveal its identity compared to the original Major scale.
You only need to remember the repeated Major scale, and you would have already know of ALL the seven modes!
You are able to see and comprehend all this easier with pen & paper, but in this case, google up a fretboard with the key that you are in, and stare at it whilst playing, seeing if anything sticks and sinks in, as you are changing chords or working out some interesting leads.
I learned major scale i collage and I could not solo in it I said this is useless scale and I have forgotten it lol
I should start learning theory as it would help to know what I can use and what I cant.