Best MediEVAL Scales
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
- This video is about the Best MediEVAL Scales. Try using the Dorian, Aeolian and Mixolydian Mode. Learn the chords so you can pick up the ladies faster than Wonder Wall. Grab the tab below
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Great hurdygurdy scalerific composition, Shred!
No affence my friend but I think you are an amazing teacher and guitarist. I've learnt so much from you. Thanks for your time and insperation. And really cool presentation. Its a lot of fun.
Starting tuning my guitar to DADGAD, and all of the sudden, this showed up. I think I might move to Scotland 🏴
I’m scott you’re not muhaha
@@ShredmasterScott Muahahaha!
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Dorian mode sounds the most medieval in my ears. Great videos man !
Dorian is killer
John Petrucci’s Glasgow Kiss is a great example of Mixolydian medieval sounds in action!
Hm interesting
Love that one. It takes me on a ship to Scotland everytime I hear it.
such an underated song!
@@TechBoy1 Is it? It's been a fan favorite since the first record, and is widely known to be a decent gauntlet challenge
Correct
Can't say enough how glad I am to find this video. Any time I look into modal scale tutorials the first thing they say " these are use frequently in pop music". This video is the only one I found that helps you use the modes for a medieval/ fantasy sound
oh my god your way of teaching is so easily understood, i love your channel man!!👏👏
Aeolin mode for me. Though all the modes were beautiful in their own right. Celtic, Gaulish landscapes were invoked, maybe a medieval merchant with his caravan, singing and vibing along his way. 🍀🌿
That’s the idea
This is FUCKING EPIC. If you're interested in expanding on this and doing some more MediEVAL shredding, check out the soundtrack for the game Kingdom Come: Deliverance. It's fantastic, and so was your final example of a Medieval riff. The stuff you could come up with based off of Kingdom Come could be epic.
kingdom come deliverance immediately came to mind when he played that. god i LOVE that game
@@oneminutefixed5003 Hell yeah, one of the few great RPGS that manage to mix a fair bit of historical accuracy with wholesomeness and fun gameplay. An indie dev who poured tons of love into his game and had the support of his fans all the way. And all that while pushing back against sjws and wokeness.
Just shows that a truly good creation can break through the official mainstream pressure and deliver a proper experience that gamers actually want.
I stumbled around for an hour before finding your video, and you told me exactly what I needed to know in 6 minutes. Thank you for making basic sense of this for me. Liked, subbed, and staying eval as instructed!!
You rock Shred, for me, you are one of the best guitar and music teacher on this platform. Keep doing theese awesome lessons. I wish I could jam with you some evil tunes in person, you rock man!
Muhahaha
Amazing!! Sounds great. I love it !! Keep them coming
Very informative video. Thanks Shred!
man, I love your energy, keep it up!
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Awesome, your soul is mine!
Great video, this has really helped me just now. Thanks man
Amazing video btw man! This was great to learn from!
Excellent muhahaha
Thanks man, I’m writing a medieval piece and this helped mucho!
I will say Dorian is most medieval for me this is awesome lesson I have been searching for this type of music on guitar for long time it can benefit my playing a lot.
Perfect tutorial shred right on!!!
I love the way you talk and your mannerisms, great info too!
very good! it will help me so much in my arrangements.
Wow, I love the sound of the D mixolydian mode.
Wow, this is the lesson that I've been looking for so long :) Thx, this helps a lot! I saw a video of you using a harmonic minor scale to play medieval music. Can you dive deeper into it? What chords to use? :) More powers to your channel, subscriber here!
The dancing wizard told me to subscribe. I was happy to do so. Thanks!
Thank you for your work.
Thanks for this post. I've wanted to play this kinda stuff forever. I'll see if I can make it work on a banjo. Got a dulcimer recently, but it'll take some time to learn that.
Love this channel. ☺️☺️
Awesome video finally I can master the ways of the medieval music
Love it, please do some more Medieval solos :)
i felt the mid-evil the most from the dorian piece.
i mashed 2 modes together because i kept using the vii in phrygian so i expanded to the vii, i , II, III and call it the "fridge door" mode, but i resolve to the phrygian root
Dorian FTW
This video is an excellent blend of useful information and cringy cuts. So good. Thanks for the info!
Amazing man.... Just loved it.. Dorian...
Thank you for this video.
Dude you kickass, how haven't I seen you before? 🤟
MAN I LOVE YOU
That was cool! Also fun.
actually good starting point for dungeon synth!
Can anyone tell me In what scale does he laughs🙄❤️
Pentatonic is the best medicine
The shred scale
@@ShredmasterScott The evilest scale of all, consisting of the notes "mu & haha"
That is the most evil laugh, obviously it is the tritone scale!
Much merriment hath we to hear thine medieval lute song!!!
I love you, dude.
Great stuff. Don't know the first thing about theory, but although these chord progressions feel clearly med-evil, mouha-ha-ha, once played in a modern context they also seem awfully familiar from prog rock in general, and even remind me a lot of the Alan Parsons of my youth (in 1812).
Great Video :)
This video is badass
It’s medieval-ass
Dorian rocks my evil world, then Locrian diving out has a supernatural feel to it...
Supernatural rocks as a series BTW.....
Cool man !
Epic!
Hey this was actually really helpful. And also really made me laugh. One signed in blood soul coming your way bud.
Watching this on the toilet, nothing compares to the evil of the smell in this room
Great video.
i live in mixolydian and never noticed it could sound so medieval, to me it's always more a mix of nostalgia and psychedelic
Thanks shred! Heavily inspired by the lesson. I think I'm going to write something in each mode over the weekend. Stay mid- EVIL my friend. Muh ha ha ha!
Do it 😈
Cheers to that solo at the end. DAM
thanks you so much
Great video
Great video, thanks. What about the melody side of things?
Great dude! Thanks! 😄I listen to Blackmore's Night and that's why I'm here. I play guitar (RnR; hard; blues; metal) n I wanna explore new horizons, for that I love your video. The end is epic with burning red horns! 👹
So that's the secret that neoclassical/symphonic metal bands use, interesting.
Secrets have been revealed
Making music relies on the Major Scale. Sharps & flats for everything rely on the major scale.
Ask SHRED!!
This makes me want to watch "Monty Python and the Holy Grail"... for the nine-hundred and seventy-sixth time.
( And later... I will fire-up some HAMMERFALL "Legacy of Kings"! )
I like it 👏
Absolutely love your channel! For some time now I have been stunned about the 'primary chords' of the different scale though, as you talk about in this video as well...how do you 'find' them? The most common refference for 'primary chords' are the 1, 4 and 5...so I'm confused :-P
Only me and Frank Gambale teach modes this way. The chords are derived by playing every other note in the scale
that etude sounds like an equilibrium song
I was looking to find a video to help me write music for D&D and this video is gold, thank you so much 👏
Props for the gif of the bard from Dorkness Rising
man you're brilliant. what effects are you using to get that medieval 'atmosphere"?
The effect was a guitar.
He's using reverb on Acoustic and than adds something that sounds like a simulated flute or penny whistle, I'd suggest just buying a penny whistle for $15, D is the standard key but you can buy different keys that are different sizes even larger than low D which are used along with Irish Ullean pipes in soundtracks like Braveheart and Titanic.
Generally the idea is to make your guitar sound something like an Irish Bouzouki or Octave Mandolin and use some sort of wind instrument to accompany it. See Corvus Corax and Eluveitie for the diversity of such trad instruments
Thanks
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The most medieval was all the modes together. So fucking cool. Truly.
Awesome
There's this guy named Ritchie, he might have a job for you.
im gonna make heavy metal with this
Mixolydian is probably the most Medieval sounding, since that b7 is so idk "European"? You can even do a Dominant 2 5 1, off of G Mixolydian (with A Minor and Dorian). For some reason that combination brings out that antiquated vibe, probably the voicings.
Shred, could you make a video about Blind Guardian's sound ? The modes, scales and Harmony
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I like that dancing wizard
Dungeon Synth: Phrygian
Comfy Synth: Mixolydian
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Aeolian reminds me of the Dmc sound track
I feel the Need to go in a local tavern and hear some menestrel do mixolydian music
Muhahaha
Something I hear a lot in medieval music is switching back and forth between aeolian and dorian in the same song
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The Aoelian chords reminded me the song Burning heart - Survivor
This lesson was excellent. You went simple, and crushet it. Good job! BUAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH
Never change Shred your perfect mwuhahaha ha ha >:)
YES NOW I CAN PLAY A BARD IN DND THATS ACTUALLY GOOD AT GUITAR AND DOESN’T USE ONLY CHORDS!
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Mehehehe
Never would’ve pegged Bob the Builder as a DnD player
is there a version for classical guitar?
Acres Wild from Jethro Tull is a classic exemple of Dorian.
Is this the one used by early days in flames?
I will be a bard now...take my luth and make scream my mixolydian powa !
You'll be playing Jethro Tull next ;)
3:21 best part xD
Hey Shredd, what is this acoustic guitar you're playing?
how so i get that Guitar tone?
At first I thought these sounded a little Irish, but that's probably just down to Mixolydian, Aeolian and Dorian being prolific in Irish music. The only other mode used in traditional Irish music is the Ionian.
M E D I E V A L
Wouldn't the 4 and 5 be primary chords? For Am they would be Dm and Em, I could wrong about that.
You are correct, but the minor v chord was rarely used, at least not until the Romantic period. Instead the V chord was formed from the harmonic minor form of the scale, since it contains the raised leading note which resolves more satisfyingly onto the tonic.
Aeolian is typically used two ways. i-iv-v and i-VI-VII
Mixolidyan is the best for medieval folk music.
Hard to beat
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0:00 "Nooaah we're not gonna fuckin' do Stone'enge !!"
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Oh well; the style of your presentation doesn't necessarily suit my sense of humor; BUT: You gave me/us a lot of valuable information! I thank you for this from the bottom of my heart!
Nevertheless, there are still a few more questions: which chords can I use to further expand my harmonizations and still compose "in-style"?
The best music teacher ive ever listen too... Of course I only ever had one but you trample his teaching style