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September 2nd, 2007

AX7221

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A Backing Track

Here's a backing track I made with a computer program so I can change the sounds/tempo easily if anyone would like me to.

The chord progression is: Dm C Dm Am F Em

(I'm not sure what to do for the roman numerals b/c I used the relative chords for the key of A minor/C major, but used the Dm chord for my tonal center).

Any ideas for basslines everyone? I'm having trouble making them, when I try to make bass lines they sort've make themselves into the melody.

If you learn how to play songs, then you learn songs. If you learn how to improvise, then you learn music.

Last edited by AX7221 : March 9th, 2008 at 11:43 PM.

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