Swing - 10 minutes drumless trading four 160 Bpm with click

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Welcome to my channel dedicated to the passion for jazz and musical growth! If you're a jazz drummer looking for an effective way to enhance your rhythmic and expressive skills, you're in the right place. Here you'll find a collection of jazz tracks without drums, specifically designed to allow you to practice deeply and engagingly.
The tracks featured in this video are intended to highlight your abilities without the distraction of drums. Each track has been carefully selected to provide you with a variety of styles and tempos, enabling you to refine your musical sensitivity and groove.
To get the most out of these tracks, I recommend:
1. Focusing on maintaining time and developing your own rhythmic sensibility.
2. Experimenting with different dynamics and nuances to create variety and interest in your playing.
3. Improvising and exploring new rhythmic ideas, delving into your personal style.
4. Recording yourself while playing along with the track to assess your progress and identify areas where you can further improve.
Be sure to visit my websites jazzdrumless.bandcamp.com/ and jazzdrumlessbackingtracks.com/ for additional resources, tips, and personalized lessons for jazz drummers. Subscribe to the channel to stay updated on the latest tracks and updates!
Thank you for your support and happy musical practicing!
↓↓↓↓↓ Check out my other videos!!! ↓↓↓↓↓
➤ LATIN JAZZ - bit.ly/3MbKuOa
➤ SWING - TRADING TRAINING - bit.ly/3SK6FgT
➤ JAZZ STANDARD DRUMLESS - bit.ly/3yhBamj
➤ NO CLICK SWING TRAINING - bit.ly/3SHKsAb
➤ BLUES - bit.ly/3EmFO6k
➤ BALLADS - bit.ly/3eiVSvk
About Me
www.labatteria.net Welcome to my channel dedicated to the passion for jazz and musical growth! If you're a jazz drummer looking for an effective way to enhance your rhythmic and expressive skills, you're in the right place. Here you'll find a collection of jazz drumless play along tracks, specifically designed to allow you to practice deeply and engagingly.
The tracks featured in this video are intended to highlight your abilities without the distraction of drums. Each track has been carefully selected to provide you with a variety of styles and tempos, enabling you to refine your musical sensitivity and groove.
To get the most out of these tracks, I recommend:
1. Focusing on maintaining time and developing your own rhythmic sensibility.
2. Experimenting with different dynamics and nuances to create variety and interest in your playing.
3. Improvising and exploring new rhythmic ideas, delving into your personal style.
4. Recording yourself while playing along with the track to assess your progress and identify areas where you can further improve.
Be sure to visit my websites jazzdrumless.bandcamp.com/ and jazzdrumlessbackingtracks.com/ for additional resources, tips, and personalized lessons for jazz drummers. Subscribe to the channel to stay updated on the latest tracks and updates!
Thank you for your support and happy musical practicing!
↓↓↓↓↓ Check out my other videos!!! ↓↓↓↓↓
➤ LATIN JAZZ - bit.ly/3MbKuOa
➤ SWING - TRADING TRAINING - bit.ly/3SK6FgT
➤ JAZZ STANDARD DRUMLESS - bit.ly/3yhBamj
➤ NO CLICK SWING TRAINING - bit.ly/3SHKsAb
➤ BLUES - bit.ly/3EmFO6k
➤ BALLADS - bit.ly/3eiVSvk
About Me
www.labatteria.net

[@scottwrona7824]

These are fantastic to work with. Thank you for downloading these.

[@jazzdrumless]

Thank you very much Scott! New videos soon, stay tuned

[@thousandmilespeach8518]

very nice track!

[@szederjessidavid1830]

Thanks!

[@clvecchiato]

Valeu!

[@jazzdrumless]

Muito obrigado

[@brianmcguire5175]

Not to be picky but I'd prefer this with the walking bass line higher in the mix as that's what I match my ride cymbal drive with and as for the organ sound it's a slight too harsh for the jazz changes and thus the coming heavy and over bearing on the sequence. I'd recommend re-uploading this with either a more sparse organ comping loop or alternatively a softer piano sound which could keep the current chord phrase comping as busy as it is here but less over bearing and intrusive. Lastly, the sections are not markedly obvious and so it sounds like an A section without a B alternate after. This could marked better via a lead instrument change for the differing sections. I think overall I'd say keep the chord sequence and it's busy comping hits but have a more standard piano sound rather than the current organ one. Have the bass higher in the mix and maybe add a simple guitar part to fill out the piece because of the missing attack of the organ in this original. Hope my feed back is seen as sincere and not mean

[@jazzdrumless]

Hi Brian, first of all thank you for your comment, I really appreciate the advice and thoughts on my work.
This is the second track I uploaded to see if the world of jazz drummers might be interested in this kind of study, and I would say yes.
Since then I have made many changes, hopefully improvements, in the making of the tracks. The direction I have taken is exactly what you indicate: a clearer and more present bass line, piano and guitar as harmonic instruments and solo lines played by different instruments such as clarinet, trumpet, guitar, piano and so on. In fact, there are now more than a hundred tracks on the channel with different focuses, including drum trading. If you have the pleasure of searching the channel you will be able to find many tracks played, I hope, as you ask in your comment. In any case you are right in asking that these early tracks be edited again with improvements and they will be.
I am pointing you to links in which you can find tracks that are only disaponable for sale and not on the YT channel:
www.jazzdrumlessbackingtracks.com
jazzdrumless.bandcamp.com
Please continue to follow the channel and comment if you feel it necessary.
all the best
Matteo

[@brianmcguire5175]

@@jazzdrumlessperfect, yes, checking your links. Thanks a bunch! Great work