SDUGF Collab take 2 (12 bar)
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Pink Unicorn Horsey
Megä Pöny Rÿdr
Re: SDUGF Collab take 2 (12 bar)
Where be the "take 2" link?
EDIT: Oh, I follow. You want the rhythm section laid out first, yes?
Where be the "take 2" link?
EDIT: Oh, I follow. You want the rhythm section laid out first, yes?
Vetteboy
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Re: SDUGF Collab take 2 (12 bar)
Typically I've done...
Bb Bb Bb Bb Eb Eb Bb Bb F Eb Bb F7
or sub a Eb for the second measure.
I can't quite get into the changes the way you've got it there.
Typically I've done...
Bb Bb Bb Bb Eb Eb Bb Bb F Eb Bb F7
or sub a Eb for the second measure.
I can't quite get into the changes the way you've got it there.
cream123
JustAskinologist
innerdreamrecords.co
TrippyVinylologist
Re: SDUGF Collab take 2 (12 bar)
I think this is a typical 12 bar blues, I have book.
E7 x 4, A7 x 2, E7 x 2, B7 x 1, A7 x 1, E7 x 1, B7 x 1.
I think this is a typical 12 bar blues, I have book.
E7 x 4, A7 x 2, E7 x 2, B7 x 1, A7 x 1, E7 x 1, B7 x 1.
tone4days
Heel Whacker
Re: SDUGF Collab take 2 (12 bar)
this one, with the IV in the 2nd measure ... plenty of spicey alt doms, sub bVs, and nested ii-Vs
and no, an alt dom has nothing to do with a pre-op tranny, a latex plushy, or a horsey boy with a crush twist
this one, with the IV in the 2nd measure ... plenty of spicey alt doms, sub bVs, and nested ii-Vs
and no, an alt dom has nothing to do with a pre-op tranny, a latex plushy, or a horsey boy with a crush twist
Vetteboy
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Re: SDUGF Collab take 2 (12 bar)
Yeah...if I do this rythym track, it'll have plenty of spice. I played guitar for my college jazz ensemble for a few years, I've got a bunch o neat voicings to drop over that.
So how does this work, anyway. Let's say I put down a rythym track with a few repeats of the main progression, and put it up on Soundclick. Everyone who's interested then records themselves playing along with it, then I loop the rythym track and punch everyone in over it, then mix it down to an extended blues jam? Sound about right?
this one, with the IV in the 2nd measure ... plenty of spicey alt doms, sub bVs, and nested ii-Vs
and no, an alt dom has nothing to do with a pre-op tranny, a latex plushy, or a horsey boy with a crush twist
Yeah...if I do this rythym track, it'll have plenty of spice. I played guitar for my college jazz ensemble for a few years, I've got a bunch o neat voicings to drop over that.
So how does this work, anyway. Let's say I put down a rythym track with a few repeats of the main progression, and put it up on Soundclick. Everyone who's interested then records themselves playing along with it, then I loop the rythym track and punch everyone in over it, then mix it down to an extended blues jam? Sound about right?
Markk
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cream123
JustAskinologist
Vetteboy
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Re: SDUGF Collab take 2 (12 bar)
What did y'all have in mind for a BPM on this?
I figure we'll see how the tracks sound from everybody...if it seems like it'd turn out well I'd probably go back and re-record the backing track once everyone did their part, and maybe change it up under each solo to make it not as repetitive.
What did y'all have in mind for a BPM on this?
I figure we'll see how the tracks sound from everybody...if it seems like it'd turn out well I'd probably go back and re-record the backing track once everyone did their part, and maybe change it up under each solo to make it not as repetitive.
ImmortalSix
John Mayer's Mankini
Re: SDUGF Collab take 2 (12 bar)
This could actually work with Vetteboy at the helm!
:laugh2:
I will give you guys a 2 minute long one-note solo with my new P90 axe!
This could actually work with Vetteboy at the helm!
:laugh2:
I will give you guys a 2 minute long one-note solo with my new P90 axe!
Vetteboy
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Re: SDUGF Collab take 2 (12 bar)
Screw it, I had a free hour this afternoon. Should work for a backing track.
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=7158344
Bb 12-bar blues, 100 BPM. If we wanna use this, here's how I see it going down:
- Use a program like Reaper to add your solo track
- Post up the solo track *without* the backing track (and with, if you want)
- After enough people do it, I (or someone else) can record a full-length backing track and layer everyone's solos over it.
- Profit!
A few things to keep in mind...
- it's not necessary to play over the entire length of the sample
- it's not necessary to play in the 'style' of the sample...it's just there for the chord changes, and the final backing track can accommodate it better
- it's not necessary to fit as many notes as possible into your track
- it's relatively necessary to match the tuning & tempo of the sample
If someone else wants to throw a backing track out there, or make suggestions to do it differently, please do.
edit: after listening more, I don't really like it until the 2:00 mark. Took that long to get in the groove I guess. :laughing:
Screw it, I had a free hour this afternoon. Should work for a backing track.
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=7158344
Bb 12-bar blues, 100 BPM. If we wanna use this, here's how I see it going down:
- Use a program like Reaper to add your solo track
- Post up the solo track *without* the backing track (and with, if you want)
- After enough people do it, I (or someone else) can record a full-length backing track and layer everyone's solos over it.
- Profit!
A few things to keep in mind...
- it's not necessary to play over the entire length of the sample
- it's not necessary to play in the 'style' of the sample...it's just there for the chord changes, and the final backing track can accommodate it better
- it's not necessary to fit as many notes as possible into your track
- it's relatively necessary to match the tuning & tempo of the sample
If someone else wants to throw a backing track out there, or make suggestions to do it differently, please do.
edit: after listening more, I don't really like it until the 2:00 mark. Took that long to get in the groove I guess. :laughing:
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