How To Use Triads to Hear the Sound of Modes

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Hello Cherries! You can use triads to hear modes. Just play a root-note drone and then play two triads from the parent scale of the mode, the 4th and 5th degree, over the drone. This technique, called triad pairing, creates a distinct modal sound by emphasizing the "color tone." Practice this with a loop pedal. You can internalize the unique tonal quality of each mode beyond just playing scale patterns. In this New Video I go through the modes one at a time, finding the parent keys so that we can determine the 4 and 5 chords. Without playing one solo note we can hear the sound of the modes. Enjoy the video and have a great weekend Everybody ❤️😎🎸

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