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#310 - Guitar Theory Tricks I Wish I Knew 10 Years Ago

🕑 Added 2024-02-02 15:30:01 +0000 UTC

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Khoudj

Hello Bernth, your videos are always so interesting and have allowed me to progress. I have a question about learning the fretboard. I am tuned to drop-C. Should I learn the real notes or should I rely on drop-D tuning. Both have advantages and disadvantages. What do you think ?

Leon Sunu

That's a great explanation, thank you very much! :)

Dan Trukn

So, Harmonic Minor makes the transition from the V chord back to the I chord sound 'better' with voice leading. If you move the minor V chord in a minor I, IV, V to a major chord instead (dominant actually), the major 3rd on that chord is a major 7 on that minor I chord - just a half-step away from the move back to the I. That major 7 is the change from 'normal' minor to Harmonic minor.

Adam Altemus

Sometimes you have to use view on YouTube for it to work.

Leon Sunu

One thing that always confused me was how harmonic or melodic scales come to be. I know that, for example to get a locrian B major scale, i gotta play the notes of the C-Major scale, starting with B and ending with B. But how is it with harmonic sclaes? Did someone just randomly decide that it'd be a good idea to raise that one particular note?