Chain modes for SUPER moody solos – You never used modes like this!

For modal chains you will use modes of the major scale like you never did before! Modal chaining makes use of the common tone modulation. In stead of using a random note, we’ll use the characteristic note of the mode for a real special sound.
Like this we’ll chain a couple of the same modes but with a different tonic. For instance, C Lydian – B Lydian – A Lydian – Eb Lydian. Anything goes. We can do this with all the modes of the major scale like the Dorian mode, the Phrygian mode, the Lydian mode, the Mixolydian mode, and the Aeolian mode.
I’ll explain the concept and something about common note modulation. I give you two examples in the Lydian and Dorian mode. The last one sounds a tiny bit like Soil Festivities by Vangelis.

If you’re note familiar with modes or the characteristic note of a mode (the modal trigger note) the I’ll suggest you watch this video:
   • Modes Explained Effective and Crystal...  

Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:31 The concept
01:11 Modal trigger notes
02:46 Common note modulation
03:35 Lydian modal chain
06:18 Dorian modal chain
08:38 Conclusion
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