A Minor Aeolian Backing Jam Track with Guitar Scale Chart Ambient
- 6 years ago
A Minor (A Aeolian mode) or C Major (C Ionian mode).\r
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A slow, sad, melancholy, windy, echoey, jam/backing track.\r
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1. Only 12 frets are needed to be shown because the pattern just repeats from frets 13 to 24.\r
2. The two different scales are all the same notes they just start and end on different notes. This is a nice guitar trick because it helps you to learn the fretboard better as long as you realize what the real key is. Example, you can play G Major to E Minor but G is a sad note (b3) and not the tonic.\r
3. Blue notes are the tonic notes and therefore they tend to resolve musical sentences with an answer.\r
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© new Brian Streckfus
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A slow, sad, melancholy, windy, echoey, jam/backing track.\r
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1. Only 12 frets are needed to be shown because the pattern just repeats from frets 13 to 24.\r
2. The two different scales are all the same notes they just start and end on different notes. This is a nice guitar trick because it helps you to learn the fretboard better as long as you realize what the real key is. Example, you can play G Major to E Minor but G is a sad note (b3) and not the tonic.\r
3. Blue notes are the tonic notes and therefore they tend to resolve musical sentences with an answer.\r
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© new Brian Streckfus