Right, so I understand the deal with the Major scale, how it's divised into modes, that consonant chords and progresions are all derived from the Major scale.
There is just something I need to understand in regards to progresions before I can let it sink in..
What's the rocket science between chord progresions?
The chord's notes that are used come from the scale, but if I was to make my own progresion, would I just dick around on the guitar until I find one? How does one 'make' a progresion, if you get what I mean.
Also, chords..
So I understand this:
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C Major Scale
Interval Mode Chord
I C Ionian Major
ii D Dorian minor
iii E Phrygian minor
IV F Lydian Major
V G Mixelodian Major
vi A Aeonian minor
vii B Locrian diminished
I got that correct?
So, if the chords in the scale are mostly standard Maj or min chords, with one dim chord, where do all the fucked up sus4 Maj7 dim6++ whatever chords come in?
Is the min/Maj thing just a guideline, as a basechord, with 'added flavas' you can put in yourself?
Should I look at the C scale, or the relative modes for added intervals?
Yeah, I know it's the same notes, but the intervals change with the context right?