Tyler Austenfeld

How to Make Your Own Backing/Jam Tracks (Patreon)

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2022-02-23 20:10:43

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Today we are going to examine how to make your own backing track for any style of music. This is great because it really sends your practice routine into over drive, giving you a foundation to practice rhythm, fingerpicking, soloing, phrasing, call and response, resolution, literally any aspect of playing you can practice using these techniques. The only two genres that need a little more work are Jazz and Blues as they follow a specific chord progression that is premeditated, this is more free for you to create and develop your own progressions. Not limited to just ukuleles you can even use your backing track to practice singing your scales and your vocal exercises too!

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Home recording skills
Understanding keys
Building chord progressions
Timing

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Practice like a pro with backing tracks

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How to Make Your Own Ukulele Backing Tracks for Any Genre

How to Make Your Own Ukulele Backing Tracks for Any Genre Today we are going to examine how to make your own backing track for any style of music. This is great because it really sends your practice routine into over drive, giving you a foundation to practice rhythm, fingerpicking, soloing, phrasing, call and response, resolution, literally any aspect of playing you can practice using these techniques. The only two genres that need a little more work are Jazz and Blues as they follow a specific chord progression that is premeditated, this is more free for you to create and develop your own progressions. Not limited to just ukuleles you can even use your backing track to practice singing your scales and your vocal exercises too! Now that you know how to build them it is time to learn how to use them, too! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUwc-EJmk94