Hey Everyone today's video is F Lydian, which contains all the same notes as C Ionian, but just goes in a different order, starting on the fourth interval, the F instead of the C, or at least that is the tonic if ye playin actual music instead of scales like a machine.

The intervals contained in the mode of lydian (from the perspective of the mode of ionian) would be 4, 5, 6, 7, 1, 2, 3, 4. But if we wanted to look at the 4 as a 1, so starting with a 1, it would be 1, 2, 3, #4, 5, 6, 7, 1 as discussed in a previous video rambling about the circle of 4ths and stuff. Look around if you cant find it let me know.

Now the video discusses three perspectives but their might be as many as ten billion or more somehow if we were to truly look with our eyes instead of our ears. One perspective deployed in the video is just the frets that ye play with the octives as a distinct visual cue from other frets that you play as opposed to those you don't. Now one might assert that you could bifurcate those two options into two perspectives instead of just one, but we will not discuss that further. When we look for 150 characters hopefully we will find them within ourselves given time and proof of brain, but are we so different from the bots that will rule us if things go like in Transcendence movie as we approach the technological singularity.

Other posts discuss other perspectives used in the video and future posts might touch on it again. Hope this stuff is helping. Just posting to show progress. But hope to have a really good free video series and web portal stuff somehow by end of march if you want to find the most efficient way to learn guitar and ignore these stupid ramblings.

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