What's up? This is You'll Hear It. This is the Run It Back series with Caleb Kirby.

All right. I'm so excited for today's lesson or series of lessons.

So the clips I've got today are from three different episodes, all about note application. Now, I usually try to keep it a little bit more

broad for these kind of best of run-it-back series type episodes. But this one, one i think is just going to be a really

interesting journey so uh note application um those first clip that's coming up here is going to be

all about uh how to apply scales and how to work with modes and are we thinking about that in

real time when we play?

Or are we just kind of getting used to the sound of certain scales and modes and applying

certain shapes?

I think Adam and Peter do an amazing job of describing the difference between what you think

about when you practice versus what you do in real time.

I was wondering if you could make an episode about the scale modes and their applications.

Like, do you think of them about, I want this kind of vibe, so I'm going to use this mode?

Or do you let the chord changes guide you to which mode you have to use?

Or, I don't know, if you could just talk a bit about it

thanks nice yeah it's a good question yeah it's a great question and I think well so I think there's

two parts that he's saying you know do we do we use the chord changes to guide to which scale to choose and then to make choices within that scale, I think, is part of it?

Or do we go straight to what the scale is?

And I would say both at different times, you know, depending upon the situation.

I think that when you're learning and depending

on like where you are in your development, it's very important to kind of break it down by

chord. And then later on it gets a little more advanced when you're looking at maybe whole

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