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m7b5 over minor for DORIAN

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(@robert)
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This is a great little trick you should know. Play a minor7b5 arpeggio, one and a half whole-steps below the minor chord you are playing over, and you get the Dorian sound. That's 3 frets.
 
Pretty cool? To do the same over an A minor chord, play the F#m7b5 arpeggio. To play over a D minor chord, play Bm7b5 - do you get the idea?
 
You also must use a band aid on your index finger, preferably "Nexcare" by 3M, otherwise you will get a dull tone. Very important and crucial detail. No affiliation.  
 

 
Posted : March 14, 2020 12:01
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(@clayton)
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This looks and sounds interesting but its going to take a little time.  Thanks for expanding my fretboard, Robert!

 
Posted : March 16, 2020 07:04
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