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Hi Everyone,

You missed this one! Catch the next one. Here were the questions:

Question 1: John had a question about relative major and minor.

Question 2: Alice had a series of questions about how CAGED fits with diminished and augmented chords, dorian mode, double sharps, and a few other things.

Question 3: Graeme had a fun puzzle about wether a chord progression was in B Dorian or E Mixolydian

Question 4: Holly was basically wondering about how to write melodies on guitar. My Melody Making course is about the theory behind melodies, and my CAGED Soloing series is more about applying melody concepts to the fingerboard.

Question 5: Adam had a few questions and I did a little brief lesson on modes

Here's how it works: bring your questions to the Office Hours community forum thread or save them for the live chat.* Questions can be about anything you want - guitar technique, music theory, gear, songwriting - your choice! Also, feel free to link a video of you playing if you have a technique question!

I'll do my best to answer your questions and give examples of how you develop skills related to your question.

Keep in mind, you can always watch later if you can't make it live! Check back a few hours after the stream for a numbered list of each question and a timestamped link to each answer.

*Please note: you may need a youtube/gmail account to ask questions in the live stream, but you can watch without one.

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Other helpful links: Scott's Recommended Lesson PlanSearchable Lesson ArchiveHow to Join the Community ForumScott's Jam TracksSPJ Live YouTube ChannelScott's Main YouTube Channel

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OFFICE HOURS 127 | Friday, July 7, 3PM

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DanielC

Hi Alice, I doubt you’ll be at caged for a year, it will go faster than you think. I took the CAGED course first then went straight to CAGED-II. It helped me grasp it even better now in just a few short weeks I know it well. Good luck, cheers.

Daniel Torres

Hey Scott, hope all is well! I’ll get right to the point, when playing with my band I sometimes get confused about what to play in improvise lead when they shout a key for me to play in. Is there an easy way to figure out where to put my hands when someone tells me a key? I’m probably making it more complicated than it is. Also, I have two hours a day (6-8pm) every day that I want to practice, could you help me make a practice schedule so I know what I’m doing when I practice? Sometimes it’s time to practice and I have no idea where to begin. I also want to practice being able to just play within the boundaries of each key so how could I practice that?