E7 One-Chord Blues Rock Shuffle Backing Track Jam 80 BPM скачать в хорошем качестве

E7 One-Chord Blues Rock Shuffle Backing Track Jam 80 BPM

Created by Brandon von Fehr Learning the blues is foundational for many styles of music. I find it useful to explore ideas over one chord at a time before trying chord pairs or more complex progressions. You can use this video to try ideas over an E7 chord. I hope you have fun jamming along to this single chord backing track! The E minor pentatonic scale over the E7 chord will give you a more dissonant and gritty sound. Though the minor 3rd (G) and Perfect 4th (A) clash with the Major 3rd (G#) of the chord, this is one of the most common scales played on the guitar. A common move is to bend or slide the G up a half step to G#. The E Major pentatonic will be a smoother friendlier sound. More consonant, less dissonant. It makes me think of The Allman Brothers Band. The E9 Arpeggio will be a jazzier sound. If you're looking to expand the pentatonic sound, or you feel like your solos sound like you're just walking up and down scales, "playing the changes" by mapping out chord tones and targeting them on strong beats will allow you to sound more purposeful. I'm making these videos for myself and my students to practice to, as well as to sharpen my recording, mixing, and graphic design skills. I played or programmed Kontakt instruments for The Drums, Piano, Organ, and Bass. The guitars are a 1968/69 Fender Jaguar routed into Guitar Rig. I made the fretboard diagrams with GuitarScientist.com. My favorite thing to do is teach music. Reach out to me if you're interested in lessons or other projects!