Techniques to Write Rich and Expressive Chord Progressions

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(Open-E, Open-G, etc.) Standard tuning (E-Standard, D-Standard, etc.) Music theory and fundamentals Music theory Music theory Parallel modes Relative modes Notation and symbols Notation Scale formula notation Scales, chords and modes Chords 6th chords 7th chords Added-tone chords (add2, add11) Augmented chord family Chord inversions Chords Chords diatonic to the Major scale Chords not diatonic to the Major scale Chords with root note in the bass (root position chords) Close position voicing Diminished chord family Dominant chord family Extended chords Major chord family Minor chord family Suspended chord family Suspended chords (sus2, sus4) Triads Note count for scales and chords 3 notes 4 notes 5 notes 6 notes 7 notes 8 notes Roots for scales and chords A root A#/Bb root B root C root C#/Db root D root D#/Eb root E root F root F#/Gb root G root G#/Ab root Scale groups Augmented scale family Augmented scale modes Blues scale family Diminished scale family Diminished scale modes Double harmonic major modes Double harmonic major scale family Harmonic major modes Harmonic major scale family Harmonic minor modes Harmonic minor scale family Major scale family Major scale modes Melodic minor modes Melodic minor scale family Symmetrical scales Scale systems for guitar 3NPS scale system CAGED scale system Fretboard scale patterns Pattern style: boxed (fretting hand remains in the same position) Pattern style: diagonal (fretting hand moves sideways) Patterns with 2 notes per string Patterns with 3 notes per string Patterns with varying number of notes per string: 2 and 3 Scale systems with 5 patterns Scale systems with 7 patterns Scales and modes Augmented Inverse scale Augmented scale Diminished scale Diminished scale mode 2: Dominant diminished Double harmonic major mode 4: Hungarian minor Harmonic major Harmonic major mode 2: Dorian b5 Harmonic major mode 3: Phrygian b4 Harmonic major mode 4: Lydian b3 Harmonic major mode 5: Mixolydian b2 Harmonic major mode 6: Lydian Augmented #2 Harmonic major mode 7: Locrian bb7 Harmonic minor Harmonic minor mode 2: Locrian #6 Harmonic minor mode 3: Major Augmented Harmonic minor mode 4: Dorian #4 Harmonic minor mode 5: Phrygian dominant Harmonic minor mode 6: Lydian #2 Harmonic minor mode 7: Super-Locrian bb7 Major Blues scale Major pentatonic Major scale Major scale mode 2: Dorian Major scale mode 3: Phrygian Major scale mode 4: Lydian Major scale mode 5: Mixolydian Major scale mode 7: Locrian Melodic minor Melodic minor mode 2: Dorian b2 Melodic minor mode 3: Lydian Augmented Melodic minor mode 4: Lydian Dominant Melodic minor mode 5: Mixolydian b6 Melodic minor mode 6: Half-Diminished Melodic minor mode 7: Super Locrian Minor Blues scale Minor pentatonic Minor scale Modes Scales Whole tone scale Content details Content data presentation As blank notes (flat style) As chord names As color-coded harmonic layers As comparison (X vs Y) As finger numbers + scale degrees As note names As roman numerals As scale degrees (1, b2, 2, b3, 3, 4, #4, etc.) As scale degrees + finger numbers Diagram orientation: horizontal Diagram positioning: continuous / connected Diagram positioning: diagonal Diagram positioning: separated On the fretboard with 12 frets On the fretboard with 13 frets On the fretboard with 22 frets On the fretboard with 24 frets With blank pattern-filler notes With finger numbers With grayed out adjacent scale patterns With parallel roots aligned vertically Content features Comprehensive legend / Guide / Tips Content type Chart / Diagram Summary Tutorial Video tutorial (lesson) Design Dark mode Minimalist design Neutral design Difficulty level Advanced Beginner Intermediate Print orientation Landscape Portrait

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