Jazz Funk Fusion ／Backing Track (Em 106 BPM)
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- Опубліковано 14 бер 2021
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Backing track so funky it broke my string! Its an honor to put my new guitar to the test with this track!
I think this one inspires me the most to step outside my comfort zone and come up with some real funky note combos.
Good job with the synth/keys in the back makes soloing all the more lovely.
Being a hard rockish guitarist and a fusion wannabe with serious trouble with my left hand, this stuff is insane. It has helped me getting my strength back and regaining my confidence again. "Dude, I think I can play again, dude!". Thanx a million times!
What a great job ...love this track !👍🎸🇫🇷
Played drums to this...what a blast! Good job!
Best jam track I've found for ages!
The Bassline is incredibly funky
On golly need a tutorial on that baby
@@almightyminataur4000😅😢😂❤😢😂
Nah id win
Iconic melody! Love this track!
Really outstanding funk track! 🔥✨🙏
I love just jamming my guitar to this lol..good stuff
Very good track! Thank you very much! Inspired me for some metal/funk 😎! It was fun to jam on it! Thank you very much one more time!
Genial amigo ,puras creaciones de calidad felicidades 👏
So many So so backing tracks out there... yours are exceptional!
This is best fusion backing track ever !!
This BT is insanely good! Thank you!
Cool! My right hand gettin` a workout trying to copy that bass line! OUCH!
Good cruisin' groove... I like it! 👍👍
Amazing backing track!!!
Man, this one surfs like a dream! Thanks and instant sub!
Exellent souding always :) Thank you..
Brilliant track. Very fun to play
Groove in style
Simple and sweet. The best
Wowww..... I Love this Backing Track 😎
Świetne 👌
Veeeery nice dude... Bravo!
Amazing! 😍♥️
i absolutely love this track
This is so great my new meditation to shred out to❤
Awesome track!!!
the best!!! thanks for sharing!!!
Very fun track to play along!
awesome track! Thx!
Just uploaded an improv over this track, thanks man :) I'll put your credits in as well.
SICK track bro. Cheers.
its really cool!!! we say it in japanese "shibui".
Awesome Track great job!
This is great!
Nice nice! 😎
i love this!!
Who is this awesome bassplayer!Unbelievable good!👍👍👍👍
Nice track, I had a good shred on it!
Nice backing, love this music.. can i barrow this for my riff?
Great song..
It makes fun to jump on it!!
Keep going
Very nice I’m new to fusion guitar
Very Nice!
best backing track in all you tube for me
CCCCCOOOOOOLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome
I like il !
This is like high level stuff
Like slightly higher than 41.
Thanks !
euh...I like it of course !
Love this! Only, there's a high pitched keys thing that happens that keeps throwing me... like my amp's feeding back. Would prefer to lose it. But grateful, nonetheless.
Backing crack!
Immersive
thanx al ot
💜
This is so good. Would I be able to use this on a track commercially if I gave you credit? I'd like to play sax over it.
Subbed!
Great backing and playing. If you don't mind me asking what bass Guitar was used and amp/amp sim and strings ?
👍👍
I just tried to find proper scales for this chord progression. Of course there’s individual mods for each chord but I am too lazy for it and it’s maybe more practical to think about some chord streams as one scale so I did it this way. And I am not really sure about complicated chords like dominant b13 and dominant #11 so I hope I’ll see other variants of scales for those ones from you guys.
Part A - D major scale (F#, C#)
Part B :
Chords 1-3 - G major scale (F#)
Chord 4 - F melodic minor scale (Ab, Bb)
Chords 5, 6 - the same as 1 and 2
Chord 7 - A major scale (F#, C#, G#)
Chord 8 - A melodic minor scale (F#, G#)
Chords 9, 10, 11, 12 - the same as 1, 2, 3 and 4
Chords 13, 14 - the same as 1 and 2
Chords 15, 16 - the same as 7
I just soloed to the whole thing (in E min.) and it seemed to fit even in the chord changes later on. I'm assuming those are relative chords. Sorry if I'm not saying that right, I'm self-taught, and can't really read music, etc.
@@JoeSzilagy you know in fact I saw a comment from the author of this video and he said that it’s simply E Dorian in part A and E eolian(aka E minor) in part B.
But it seems to me that in part B some chord tones are clashing with E eolian scale tones and somehow it’s sounds even better then the scales that I personally used over those chords. Because I am self taught too I asked the author about it and he didn’t answer me still.
It is simply e minor for the whole thing
I'm a little confused about what you're saying. When you say D major you basically mean E dorian right? For part A I mean? It's the same notes. Then I'm not really sure how to do a melodic minor scale but the regular F minor has an Ab and a Bb. Is that the same thing? There is a different scale called the melodic minor isn't there? Is this just supposed to be like an easy way to write out the changes?
It seems like this could be a really cool lesson but I feel like there's a lot missing. Why these modes? Is this just how you learned? Should I really try to learn the melodic minor? I tried once but it seemed so different than the other scales I knew and so hard to remember and I didn't really know where to play it anyway. Is it like a thing you just throw in every once in a while so things don't get stale or does it go somewhere specific? Thanks in advance.
@@PaulTheSkeptic Because I’m a self taught musician I don’t know some things well. Most of the things, to be honest. I learn this stuff by books and videos. So you don’t necessary need to think just like I do cuz maybe I’m absolutely wrong, but I’ll try to explain my point of view anyway.
As I understand, it’s better to think of chord streams as about modes to know what feel you are going to get. So yes, D major and E dorian have the same notes but it’s different feel. Like a brighter one for major and a darker one for dorian. This feel is created by chords and relations between the chords. And also by relations between the chords and the melody.
So you may ask me “If these modes describe different feels, why did you use only major and melodic minor?”.
I just didn’t want to confuse anyone because I’m not knowledgable enough to tell what exactly modes are used in what part. From my perspective the part A is in E dorian for sure. But the part B seems more complicated so I can't tell exactly what modes are used there.
So I tried to just describe what notes were used without describing the feel aka what mode it was and where is the base of this mode. I tried to do it by using Major scale cuz it's simply the most known one.
But some chords couldn’t be described by major scale (A#7 +11 and E7 -13) so I found out that melodic minor fits to those (maybe there are other scales except for the melodic minor scale). And just like with the major scale, which has different modes in it, the melodic minor scale has its own modes in it. So again I just wanted to describe what notes were used without describing the feel.
In conclusion, part B seems ambiguous for me so its changes can be described different ways or I'm simply too dumb to understand what's really going on in that part.
And about melodic minor. It seems that the notes in the breckets confused you. There were written ALL the sharpened or flattened notes in the scale. So F minor would have Ab, Bb, Db and Eb in the brackets. F melodic minor is the same thing but with 6th and 7th degrees sharpened. I don’t know if you should learn melodic minor scale or not. I guess it depends on your current level. It may confuse you if you don’t know other things well or it may help you. Me myself is a great example. Maybe I am applying this stuff correctly. Maybe it’s not needed here and I’m absolutely wrong.
Sorry for such a long text. I wanted to express myself clearly.
Simple ritmo de Jazz-funk, porque siendo un buen ritmo de batería y de bajo se echa de menos el punteo de la guitarra para darle más fuerza, más firmeza.
If I could play slap like that I'd be soooo happy.
can i use this track for my project ?
Nice!! Which scale do you use guys to play?? Dont u prefer E dorian instead of eolian?? I think it sounds better, dont u think so?
E dorian
E eolian
@@slohanrecords8262 hey I can’t really understand how do A#7+11 and E7-13 chords work with E eolian scale. Shouldn’t notes from E eolian scale clash with these chords’ notes? For example note A from E eolian clashes with 1 and 7 (A# and Ab) tones from A#7+11 chord. And also note A clashes with third (Ab) of E7-13.
Even so E eolian scale still sounds quite pleasing for my ears over these chords (even more pleasing than other scales that are have no clashing notes with these chords(I tried to use F melodic minor over A#7+11 and A melodic minor over E7-13)) but I can't understand the nature of it theoretically.
Could you please explain it to me or maybe provide some helpful sources? I’d be very grateful for it.
wtf this slap
A1
Do you have the bass tabs available to this? Doing my best to work it out and making good progress but getting a bit lost in places.
Can i download this song?
I'm having a hard time understanding the chord Bm7+5, can anyone explain?
When I google for *Bm7+5* the only thing that returns is *Bm7(#5)* , in this case is the +5 just an unusual way of presenting augmented 5th?
I felt guthrie govan
Question, in the verse i use the E dorian scale, but in the verse what scales can i use, because the E7-13, and A#7-11 is making trouble in finding a good tone
Hi you could try Dm pentatonic or G7 - do some BB king stuff:). If you see this piece written in Cmaj7 it all comes clear. First part 3rd progression (Em7) . Second part 6th progression (Am7), 2nd chord not sure but could be 2nd progression altered, then 7th progression (Bm7dim) and last one also some altered chord, not sure which one. Cheers
hey can you we download this? can you send the WAV
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Fun fact: The intro lick to Wasted Years by Iron Maiden works over this entire track. hehe ;)
backing crack
Maybe could use some vocals.
Bm or E dorien !
Every note I play sounds Bad
What the heck 😔
Without drums plssssss
i think its Bm
Cool bass, that midi piano thing sucks 👎👎👎
Canceled
This is bad as fuck.
e dorian works well on the verses