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> I find that a lot of players will play most maj7 chords as lydian. Same here. And it won't usually cause any issues.....but the #4 in the Lydian "could" be an avoid note, if the comper is playing the 5th interval in the major7 strongly, and the soloist is dwelling on the #4 for too long...but aside from that limited context, it could sound quite nice as a chromatic fill. Metheny does it all of the time. I love to play chromatically to generate brief moments of tension and release. In fact, I don't think I've played a straight vanilla scale or mode in years! My finger memory has forgotten how. :) > Have you checked out George Russell's Lydian Chromatic concept? Yup. Haven't applied it in some time, though, unfortunately. Kris