Backing track over Key Changes by George Vichos

This is a backing track that you can practice over key changes. Enjoy!!!
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[@unknownunknown6201]

I feel like people who say this sucks are people who a missing the purpose it serves. This is a wonderful tool, not necessarily a beautiful track full of harmony to play over. I use this by using my triads, and their pentatonic scales, as well as the three not per string scale with those triads. this is a great tool. thank you!

[@nhdeitmers]

Very useful, thanks!
It would be great to have a preview of the next chord.

[@stavroulap.1692]

The rhythm is quite something, I like it👏

[@RyanTehPyro]

What a mental exercise! Great fun 🤩

[@GeorgeVichos]

Thank you so much! That’s the purpose! Stay tuned for more of this🙏🎸🎼🎵

[@PrinceProductionz007]

This deserves more views, great backing track!

[@GeorgeVichos]

Thank you so much 🙏🎸🎼🎶

[@amadeocorbalan7947]

Great job man. This backing track is really usefull for me. Thank you!!!

[@marcos2968]

Holy cow man! Thank you so much. I have been practice my chords changes with scales over 2 5 1 bts , but some of them it's really predictable and fast to practice. Your bts idea is fantastic, coz you have time to think melodicaly about the chords coz it's so really far of each others in terms of enarmony, it's make practice less ''robotic'' compare to anothers. Thank you again.

[@GeorgeVichos]

Thank you so much! You made me really happy, for helping you with this backing track, to be a better musician!

[@sean._.guitar]

Super playing thanks😃😃😃🍻

[@sambucca98]

I need to know the chord that comes next before you play it

[@ganglestank]

Just listen to the song. The chords repeat. If you can hear the pattern, you can predict the next chord by finding where the set of chords loops at.

[@evamylona3238]

Inspiring track !!!!! 🎶🎵🎸

[@rogersgtrs]

Hi George, could you give a tip on which scales to use? I'm a beginner and I still have difficulty with this. Nice work thanks for sharing

[@rafetizer]

I know theres more options for different moods but id suggest the minor pentatonic, the blues scale, and Dorian mode.

[@rafetizer]

Aeolian (natural minor) works too

[@BREAKocean]

wtf is an ebm

[@GeorgeVichos]

Ebm is Eb Minor. The symbol "b" means one semitone lower. If you are not familiar with this kind of theory it's ok. Try to apply the Minor Pentatonic I Position, with your guitar to E Standard tunning, starting on the 11th fret of the low E string (6th string), when the Ebm getting red 😉
If you have any questions, please feel free to write down 🎸🎼🎶

[@TheALyon8]

E flat minor or D sharp minor

[@MaxineTheQueen1]

Are you stupid.....

[@GeorgeVichos]

​@@TheALyon8 This is one of the "blind spots" of music theory! The Eb minor (Aeolian) has Eb F Gb Ab Bb *Cb* Db and the D# minor (Aeolian) has D# *E#* F# G# A# B C#. So both of them are right and wrong! Because of that and for the purpose of the lesson for my students, I select this Key as well! I hope you enjoy it!

[@elijahpathak6854]

This sucked

[@Pixilstixx]

No, no. It was you.