Santana/Latin Rock Style Backing Track (Bm)
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@00TheGuitarMan00 this one is wrong
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@RocksWithWings I don't really see what's different from what I wrote and what you wrote.
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@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)...
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@damiano100 its all the same notes... know your root tho. B
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great backing track, really opened up my playing in d major pentatonic, thx for posting
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could play to this forever
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@damiano100 whops, take out one of those (7,9's)
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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
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@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.
JINGO!! YHEA!!
nuclearboy2 1 year ago 15
Needs more chord progressions
SJ9495 9 months ago 13