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Hey All,

This is a video I'm putting out on the tube this weekend, just wanted to drop it here first in case you are interested. I go over one of the most valuable soloing/improvising/writing concepts, which is playing one sound on top of another. Most people call this substituting or something like that, I call them Pretend Chords!

I've got a bunch of Patreon exclusive material where I talk about this concept quite a bit, here are a few highlights:

(Some of these are still in the mirrored view, I apologize in advance. All videos should be reoriented in the next month or so)

Playing 1 over 4:
https://www.patreon.com/posts/4-chord-part-2-4-44908129

Playing 1 and 5 over 4:
https://www.patreon.com/posts/ppock-4-chord-6-45851748

Spicy 3 (Major 3)
https://www.patreon.com/posts/spicy-3-chord-3a-55771632

More Spicy 3:
https://www.patreon.com/posts/logs-bag-o-4-67770044

The 7 Chord over a bunch of stuff:
https://www.patreon.com/log_sounds/posts?sort=published_at&filters[tag]=PPOCK%20-%207%20Chord

The backing tracks from this video are also attached if you'd like. Basically just one chord going on, there is a C#m and a Dm version. 

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LoG Pants - How to Play a Sound On Top of Another (Pretend Chords)

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/log_sounds A full guide on how I approach Pretend Chords, which are chords/sounds that you play on top of another. This approach (also called substituting or superimposing) allows you to recycle simple licks in a very fancy way! Intro, Short (0:00) Solo Example (1:14) What Are Pretend Chords? (2:22) What's The Point? (4:19) Playing Normally, D minor (6:46) Finding The Actual Key (10:05) Using Other Chords In The Key as Pretend Chords (12:50) Playing a 1 chord -C- over a 2 chord -Dm- (14:40) Playing a 6 chord -Am- over a 2 chord -Dm- (27:22) Playing a 4 chord -F- over a 2 chord -Dm- (31:36) Playing a 3 chord -Em- over a 2 chord -Dm- (34:24) Playing a 5 chord -G- over a 2 chord -Dm- (38:54) Playing a 7 chord -Bm7b5- over a 2 chord -Dm- (41:47) Focus On Smaller Sounds (44:43)