Dan Phelps: Stepping out with the Half Whole Diminished scale
In this video we look at one of my favorite scales, the Half/Whole Diminished scale. I explore some ideas about how you can use it to create interesting tonal links between more familiar pentatonic licks, as well as how to use it as tool for creating mysterious and fresh sounds when improvising over a single chord. Download the Improv Launch Pad, an analog improvisation prompt generator, for free here: http://dan-phelps.mykajabi.com/ilp
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