Santana/Latin Rock Style Backing Track (Bm)

[csanderson7850]

great backing track, really opened up my playing in d major pentatonic, thx for posting

[NerfHerderD17]

could play to this forever

[SJ9495]

Needs more chord progressions

[fabiandabubba]

si

[fabiandabubba]

penis

[damiano100]

B dorian & E mixolydian?

[MarcBeckK]

@damiano100 It's the same scale, it's only the root that differs, you use B dorian when it's a B chord, and change to E mixolydian when it's an E chord, and everything in between, the 8 modes are basically the same.

[RocksWithWings]

@MarcBeckK your only partially correct. The modes are all patterns that if started from the same tonic is considered the same scale. B dorian is part of A Ionian as so is E mixilodian. When on a specific chord focus on the tonic note of the chord (if thats your goal)...

[MarcBeckK]

@RocksWithWings I don't really see what's different from what I wrote and what you wrote.

[00TheGuitarMan00]

@damiano100

Give it a uniqe soud, and try b mixolydian, or even b pentatonic with a raised 3rd

low e 7, 11

7, 9

7, 9

7, 9

8, 9

7,10

high e 7, 11

[R0CK66666]

@00TheGuitarMan00 this one is wrong



[00TheGuitarMan00]

@R0CK66666 Maybe I should rephrase that. Instead of playing B, D, E, F#, A... try playing B, Eb, E, F#, A. Which is just a simplified version of B mixolydian. Just one idea of getting a different sound.

[00TheGuitarMan00]

@damiano100 whops, take out one of those (7,9's)

[ChrisVGuitarist]

@damiano100 its all the same notes... know your root tho. B

[eaglerock999]

yeah great thanks...

[hobbybunker1]

This is Great!Thanks!!

[nuclearboy2]

JINGO!! YHEA!!