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Scale Patterns Starting With D Let's start playing around D major chords, D minor chords, and D7 chords at the 5th fret. D Mixolydian Mode Let's start the the D Mixolydian mode that you can play against the D7 chord: D Mix This view of the D Mixolydian mode shows the same pattern that has three notes per string starting at the tonic (D on the 5th fret on the 5th string A). Each note is a whole step apart as illustrated below: D Mix

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