Hope you enjoy this one! Solo 10:05 | Solo Tabs are available over on my Patreon if you're interested in learning the licks | bit.ly/tabsonpatreon Download the jam track collections on Bandcamp | elevatedjamtracks.bandcamp.com

@mbradaschia

3 жыл бұрын

I'd love if you could make a course about making backing tracks

Honestly bro one of the absolute sickest solo's ive ever heard..

Yoooo that solo was 🔥🔥

@Ryan-ke3qd

3 жыл бұрын

yeah that was nasty, perfect ending

@MobiusCoin

3 жыл бұрын

I like that he put it at the end so I don't feel bad about myself

@guitarifuldexter6366

3 жыл бұрын

I did the John Mayor face and this one -> ☹️ the whole way through! One of the best solos I’ve ever heard! 🎸🤘

The track was good enough but then you just let out some of the tastiest solo work I've seen from you. Nice one man, loved it.

When the soul came around can go on forever!

after every solo, at the end, I find myself laughing with astonishment. And I'm laced with encouragement to improve.

Had a ball! Thoroughly enjoyed myself.. ..I feel like this track elicited my better playing... It just flowed. Thx buddy 😎👍

you having amazing feeling and seem to know exactly when to play and when to not. giving beautiful space to your solos and rhythm parts.

What you have to do is check out his solo at .25 % the normal speed. Slow down and see his solos. He’s brilliant... nothing short of brilliant. Thanks for the tunes bro, we appreciate it! 🎸

Y’all ever get in the pocket and just loose yourself in the flow state? Such a rush for me anyways I love playing behind these tracks. But yeah man you nailed that solo at the end🤙

@8Phoenix8

Жыл бұрын

Yep that me on my cello with these tracks man. :)

Je plane, c'est langoureux, juste merveilleux..... Merci beaucoup ❤️❤️

God damn that Telecaster is beautiful!!!!

Awesome playing, so smooth.

Once again a kind lost in the progression. With some easy chords. Nothing has to be complicated. Thanks Ben. Greetings from Munich Andy

Just wanted to thank you for the hard work you put into your music and videos, you have helped my guitar progression allot, much love

this is the best backing track ever

Oof that tone is amazing! Really thick and rich.

That solo.... goddamn.

I love your playing and that tele is sounding awesome 👏🏼

Sensacional!🎸🎼🎶🎶🎵🔊🔥

Awesome job, sir!

Hello man, i wanna say that you're awesome, your music is really good, high-quality stuff, i can feel the love you have for music through the whole song. Thanks for doing music buddy :D

gorgeous! thank you fort this

LOVE!

This honestly one of the best solos I've heard on yt. Thank you.

@casuallabour665

Жыл бұрын

I honestly go to his videos to listen to the solos

Pure joy!

Loved that solo, the ending was soooo tasty!!!

That was awesome great music and solo

mesmerizing solo

absolutely amazing the sequence of chords and the solo is super sensitive my friend, congratulations for this wonderful present for everyone :) Regards from Spain

Thank you! Very nice.

VERY GOOD!! AMAZING...

Great Solo!

Great track thanks.

Just committed a few days to learn the solo, and I did note for note, bend for bend. What I play sounds like a completely different solo than yours. Your feel is entirely next level. You inspire me to get better, thank you!

Amazing thank you very much mann . we love you

Awesome!

Excellent thank you

Super song bro!

JAM!

Very nice videos, glad to found you on youtube. Tks.

wow nice, Love it

Very good

Very tasteful..thank you..2thumbs up.

I just need a couple of days of one on one training from you then I'll be able to come up with much better ideas than I currently can.

Toke some 420 and listen

i like

Очень круто и вкусно играешь! Хорошая школа!

Great song as always. Thanks for this! BTW What Tele is this? Looks and souns lovely!

thank you dude. I'm playing minus

nice, can you tell me what camera and lens you are using please

How did you get that guitar sound? I love it

shit is rocking brotha

How does your mind process that solo? Its insane how you dance on that guitar. Awesome solo

@thehelicopterpage4251

3 жыл бұрын

Chord tones are incredibly important, if you think chordal tones instead of a scale, you'll become much more melodic

@artysta122

3 жыл бұрын

@@thehelicopterpage4251 thx now iam practice scales. Chords will be next to master :)

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☮️🎸❣️🎸☮️

11:23 what do you call that diminished run thingy?

Awesome, track bro. Anyway, I can buy this track?

I love your backing tracks!! Just for consistency, it would be good to have the chords transcription a little more accurate.. considering the trouble you go to already.. Other than that your videos rock

When I solo on top of these tracks, I am able to make it sound decent, and when you being it solo, it sounds amazing. I am completely able to recreate your solo, so ability with my hands is not the problem, but how are you able to come up with that stuff? the only music theory I have is the pentatonic scale, so where would you suggest I start heading towards with learning to start being able to come up with the melodies you play on top of your back track?? This goes to anyone who can answer but hopefully you can reply @Elevated Jam Tracks

@hitekrednek7664

3 жыл бұрын

There are many ways to get better. First, listen to great guitar players. Listen to great guitar parts on repeat until you have a feel for them in your head. Not how to play them, but a feel for what they actually sound like, in detail. Second, get familiar with pentatonic intervals on guitar and get familiar with how all your favorite licks/sounds on guitar relate to the root note of whatever scale you're playing. Play the root, then jump to another spot and play that note/lick to see how it relates. This will help you to "hear" what to play before it's time to play it while improvising. Next, learn to follow the chord tones. As the changes happen, different notes of the scale are highlighted and certain sounds/notes are much sweeter than others at certain times. Learn to feel the flow of the chords and follow the natural melody of the chord tones instead of blindly stumbling around the scale. To learn this well, play super slowly and smoothly. Only one note per bar (or less) and make sure it's a perfectly sweet note every time. After a few songs of this, start filling in the empty spaces between notes with interesting licks/notes which lead you from one chord tone to the next and drive a smooth melody along. Soon you'll forget about the chord tones and just naturally know what your options are. Aim to have a lick start and end near these tones. And yes, keep studying theory and technique and all that good stuff as well.

@nickyeulau

3 жыл бұрын

@@hitekrednek7664 thank ya! see what you mean

1:07

Hi guys, guitar student here - Just wonder if anyone knows what the notes in darker blue are? What is the difference between them and the light blue ones?

@bobschleeter

3 жыл бұрын

All the notes are showing different positions of the Aeolian mode (also called Natural Minor scale or Relative Minor scale). The darker blue shows a very popular position for guitarists. It's easy to visualize the Dm bar chord right there on the 10th fret. The minor pentatonic scale (aka box shape) that most of learned first is right there too. Pentatonic scales are five notes, the aeolian mode adds two more (then its called a diatonic scale). Make sense?

May I use your tracks if i were to record some improv on them? of course with visible adnotation that those belong to you. cheers!

@bastienfr

3 жыл бұрын

Hey, look at the bottom of the description. He allow it if your purchase in bandcamp the "full course".

👊 🎭

This rookie loves practicing over your playing. Thank you. Is that Tele Butterscotch Blonde or Pine. Hard to tell on my phone

@caseyacrabtree

3 жыл бұрын

I’m pretty sure that’s one of the newer “ultra” models.

@carlodestefano6628

3 жыл бұрын

@@caseyacrabtree Most likely. Like the Strat he's used.

@caseyacrabtree

3 жыл бұрын

@@carlodestefano6628 yeah a big way to tell is the binding, and this seems to have the noiseless logo pickups. But who knows 🤷🏻‍♂️

@carlodestefano6628

3 жыл бұрын

@@caseyacrabtree Trying to see the difference on Fender site. Texas Tea looks sharp. Ultra video seems to display the sound as blend of vintage and modern. Decisions decisions decisions. Cheers

@caseyacrabtree

3 жыл бұрын

@@carlodestefano6628 it’s a vintage-ish sound, but the FEEL is very modern. I’ve played them, a thinner neck profile and flatter fretboard radius. To me unless you’re a shredder I’d go with the vintage style C or U shaped neck over the Ultra’s modern D-shape

Please link me the track to buy i just can't find it.

@szymonz3205

3 жыл бұрын

Up

~~~ヾ(＾∇＾)おはよー♪ございます　　It's been a long time ~ ♪ I was fascinated by the clear sound ♪ It's a wonderful performance ~ 🎸　ありがとう　　　～from Tokyo Japan~🎸

I want to buy this track but I can't find it :( Can you share the link to it?

@hitekrednek7664

3 жыл бұрын

It's linked in the description near the bottom. You have to buy a full collection from him to be able to use it online.

better than quincy

I think the beat is probably 49.5bpm

Wow..... what a guitarist!!!! Hmmm maybe he’s a good drummer

Not gonna lie, I stole every fucking lick from that solo at the end..

Do you seriously make all of these?

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