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I just bought a Focusrite interface, and along with it comes a ton of good software, little of it free unless you are registered with Focusrite.  They have what is called "The Plugin Collective" where every month there is a commercial VST made available to members.  You don't actually have to own a Focusrite interface to take advantage of it, but more is available to those who do.   So far I've recieved

* Focusrite's Red 1 and Red 2 compressor and EQ
* Addictive Keys instrument of my choice (I went with the grand piano)
* Syntorus' Double Path analog chorus.

That's about $500 worth of software for nothing, which is quite a bargain considering the interface was $300. 

So I'd register with Focusrite just in case they decide to drop some freebies on everyone, which they do on occasion.

https://us.focusrite.com/home?rd=1

Waiting for Bill to come back & shed some light.
He`s the fairy dust of chordie

If you can play a major scale, you already know all seven modal scales as well.

If you understand how chords map to the major scale, you already understand exactly the same thing for a given modal scale.