Major mode patterns - quick refference

[Matt55655]

Hello. Does anyone know a source to get all the major modal patterns? for instance, G Ionian would be:

-------------------------------5-7-8-
-------------------------5-7-8-------
-------------------4-5-7-------------
-------------4-5-7-------------------
-------3-5-7-------------------------
-3-5-7-------------------------------

I could figure the rest of them out..but I'd like a quick reference. Thanks.

[ripl3y]

http://www.guitarstuff.co.uk/lessons/lessons.html

if you want 'em in 3 note per string just email me

Cheers

Steve

[Josh Blagg]

Lydian -- make the fourth sharp.
Mixolydian -- make the 7th flat.

I think it would be more self serving if you found the notes and made the adjustments yourself.

[jem7vwh]

NOTE: *Now that's I've read the above posts better, I realize this is not what you wanted, but you may find it interesting anyway
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If you want to know if there's one way to find the pattern for each one based on a string of notes, the answer is yes. *For instance, take the notes of the C major scale
CDEFGABC is C Major
DEFGABCD is D Dorian
EFGABCDE is something I can't remember (I'm at work)
FGABCDEF is F Lydian
GABCDEFG is G Mixolydian
ABCDEFGA is A Minor
BCDEFGAB is something else I can't remember

but the basic idea here is that the notes of one Major scale make up the notes of the 2nd note's Dorian Scale. *So I wanted all the scales and for some reason only knew C Major, I could start at A and find all the notes in the A Minor pattern. *Is this what you wanted?

(Edited by jem7vwh at 7:13 pm on April 24, 2001)

[Josh Blagg]

Phrygian and Locrian.

[jem7vwh]

thanks again *funny how I remember the ones I like and the more sinister sounding ones always slip my mind.