Smooth Funk Guitar Backing Track in B minor

Smooth Funk Guitar Backing Track in B minor (SJT-047)
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Long time no see!
This time it's funk, a little closer to RnB.
Try different performances.
I have been experimenting with the mix of the track.
I think it turned out pretty well.
If you have any advice, please let me know.
Thanks again.
Enjoy!
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Hello.
This video is a backing track I made for guitar improvisation.
Please use it for your guitar practice.
I made this backing track with the aim of making it more realistic, for example, by daring to make the rhythm stagger.
I am sure you will be able to transition to the actual jamming without any discomfort.
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[@musicafteroldage]

Thanks for allowing me to throw my 2 Yngwie lines in a whole different context haha

[@newtonlkh]

there's a sound effect that sound like phone ringtone, which give me head up every now and then HAHAHA

[@yzimsx]

I'd rather write the "Bbdim7" as "A#dim7" because its role is to work as a dominant chord going to Bm. It is essentially F#7(b9) in disguise, bass on the third, which for F#7 is A#, which is the "leading tone" for Bm. You can also see this in practice: If you try playing scale notes over the chord, you'll notice that B is not flat, you can play B natural perfectly fine. A is sharp.

[@SamuraiJamTracks]

Indeed!
A# is just fine.
Because Bm(D) notation is represented by #.
Thanks for always telling me what to watch out for.

[@yzimsx]

@@SamuraiJamTracks I got mistakes in my own backing tracks too, but I only notice them after publishing. Thanks for your great jam tracks again!

[@dmarama]

What a lovely groove consisted with your wonderful works. Thank you ❤

[@seanwalsh999]

I thought that I wasn't going to like it, but once I started picking out the lead on my acoustic I found it really enjoyable, thanks for posting.

[@SamuraiJamTracks]

Oh, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you.

[@mgclark46]

awesome track

[@SamuraiJamTracks]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you.

[@fj.moraga]

love it man. Thank you

[@SamuraiJamTracks]

Thank you so much!

[@behnamdabestanizade]

Hello my friend, awesome track, just a question.
How do you automate the Grey Line under the chords in your video editing software?

[@SamuraiJamTracks]

Thanks for the comment!
Actually, all the editing to position the lines is done by hand. For now (LOL).
The software I use is da Vinci Resolve.
I'll have to figure out a way to automate it,