Mastering Bass Guitar Modes: Theory and Application

The question asks for the 7 modes in order, starting from the first mode. The correct order is: 1. Ionian 2. Dorian 3. Phrygian 4. Lydian 5. Mixolydian 6. Aeolian 7. Locrian.

In music theory, modes are diatonic scales that are derived from the major scale. The order of modes following the Dorian mode is Phrygian, then Lydian, then Mixolydian, then Aeolian, then Locrian, and finally back to Ionian (major). Phrygian is the mode that directly follows the Dorian mode.

In the diatonic scale, the mode that follows Aeolian is Locrian. Each mode has its own unique characteristics and intervals, with Locrian being the seventh mode in the scale following Aeolian which is the sixth mode.

In music theory, modes are a type of scale with specific intervals between the notes. Phrygian is followed by Lydian in the sequence of modes. Mixolydian, Dorian, and Locrian are other modes but do not directly follow Phrygian.

In music theory, the modes follow a specific sequence and Mixolydian is the mode that follows Lydian.

In the major scale, the mode that comes after Locrian is Ionian which is also known as the major scale. Dorian, Phrygian, and Lydian are modes that come before Locrian in the major scale.

In the Western music theory, the modes follow each other in a specific order. After Ionian comes Dorian, then Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, and Locrian. Each mode has its unique set of intervals creating distinctive sounds and moods in music.