D Dorian Mode – Formula & Usage Formula: D Dorian mode comes from the C Major Scale, starting from its 2nd degree (D). The formula (interval pattern) is: 1 – 2 – ♭3 – 4 – 5 – 6 – ♭7 In notes: D – E – F – G – A – B – C – D Comparison: It’s like a D Natural Minor Scale (Aeolian) but with a raised 6th (B instead of B♭). 🎶 Usage: Great for minor grooves with a jazzy or funky flavor. Common in rock, blues, and fusion solos. Often used over a Dm7 or Dm9 chord in a C major context (where C major is th

360 reactions · 28 shares | In this week's guitar lesson, you'll learn how to play a laid-back, J.J. Cale inspired bluesy lead on electric guitar. I'll show you how to start with the pentatonic scale, and add 2 notes to convert it to Dorian mode. | ActiveMelody Guitar Lessons | Facebook

66K views · 1K reactions | Discover how to enhance your bass lines by exploring scales and notes. We delve into the minor pentatonic, Dorian mode, and blues scale to help you think outside the box and elevate your music. Unleash your creativity and groove like never before! #BassLine #MusicTheory #CreativeMusic #Scales #DorianMode #BluesScale #MinorPentatonic #MusicalImprovisation #BassGuitar #UnlockYourCreativity | Daric's Bass Lessons | Facebook