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Hi Lydian pro's,
It's about the Lydian Diminished and the Lyd bIII. To me they both belong to the nine tone order.
The Lyd Dim = I - II - bIII - +IV - V - VI - VII
and the Lydian bIII according to the LCCOTO = I - II - bIII - III - +IV - V - VI - VII
WHAT CAN I DO WITH THE III OF THE LYDbIII
thank u

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