BACKING TRACK - BALLAD in - G major / E minor - JAM ON!!!

[cjkeegan100]

To ibenazjem. The fifth chord of a key is mixolydian providing you play the parent scale over the top of it. For example the fith chord in G major is D so there for play the G major scale over a D chord and you get mixolydian. Understand that it is the harmony ( chord progression) that dictates how a melody or solo is perceived. don't worry about modes just learn the major scale all over the fretboard. if a backing track is modal then your solo will be modal. There's no escaping it unless u god.

[90asre]

wet sand

[39thKerplunx]

@90asre sounds similar, but more to time goes back by john frusciante

[xouris123]

subbed

[cojanverzel]

great playing with your jam track, i enjoyed a lot..thanks

[palaisdrew09]

hey i sent you a message please check it ps i subbed

[TheViktormartin]

it's a great one dude!!

[cjkeegan100]

hey cheers for this backing track i like to play this progression and do little fills in between but now ive found this track i can can just go for it cheers man!!

[byan85]

"Live Forever"

[JalapenoJr]

Favorited. *thumbs up*

[cromero1201]

its in G major

[cjkeegan100]

@cromero1201 G major A dorian B phridgian D lydian E aolean all the same thing mate so you could say its E minor its all good :)

[gnufender]

@cjkeegan100 it's the same notes, but not the same thing. You cannot say its i Em, thats just wrong. its i G.

[cjkeegan100]

@gnufender all the same to me man

[IbanezjemJSX]

@cjkeegan100

i thought the 5th note was mixolydian?

[lankydude1000]

nice backing track good to just mess around with a solo in 3rd position (frets):

e 3,6

b 3,6

g 3,5

d 3,5

a 3,5

e 3,6