C major scale has no flats or sharps. You say C Phrygian is the same notes as C major just with a different start point. So how can A flat major be the same notes as C Phrygian?
it uses the same notes but in phrygian you want to put emphasis on the c (depending on how phrygian you want it to sound) and treat it as the root, the video shows a dumb way of not learning it correctly.
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This actually cleared quite a bit up, thanks man.
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C major scale has no flats or sharps. You say C Phrygian is the same notes as C major just with a different start point. So how can A flat major be the same notes as C Phrygian?
Phrygian starts on 3rd note of any major scale. C Major = E Phrygian, C Phrygian = Ab Major
it uses the same notes but in phrygian you want to put emphasis on the c (depending on how phrygian you want it to sound) and treat it as the root, the video shows a dumb way of not learning it correctly.