Free quiz on the seven modes: what makes each one sound different and which major scale it comes from.
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See Mentorship PlansTest yourself on what makes each mode sound the way it does, like Dorian's major 6th and Lydian's sharp 4th, and on which major scale each mode uses.
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A major scale played from a different starting note, which changes which note feels like home and so changes the sound.
Dorian is a minor scale with a major 6th, which makes it brighter and a bit jazzier or funkier than the natural minor.