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you guys are absolutely marvelous..I play along with your backing tracks all the time...would be great to know who the players are on these backing tracks...you guys have such an awesome feel..and you swing !..man, do you swing !!!..thanks again !!!!!!
Hey! Hope you enjoy your practicing session. Feel free to post a video of you jamming along below! We made this backing track with a cool practice tool called Band-in-a-Box. If you want to check out all the things you can do with it click here: www.learnjazzstandards.com/band-in-a-box/
BIAB with RealBand, a program that comes bundled with it. All the comping is real musicians, but digitized so that you can use their style with any changes you want!
Not true. A piano player can dabble with rhythm over 3s and 7s while you do altered and extended voicings all over the place... Or vice versa! The guitar-piano rhythm partnership can be dynamite, just listen to the piano (and the soloist)! He might be depending on you for playing quarters while he solos. So many options open the more versatile instruments you add to a band.
Well duh a (good) real pianist would back off for you, but a recording will always be static. I don't understand the complaint, but I guess I didn't understand it in the first place.
Hey everyone, enjoy your practice session! I’d also like to invite you to join our LJS Inner Circle membership where you can join hundreds of other musicians working on monthly jazz standard studies, in-depth practice programs, monthly live Q&A’s, and an amazing community of musicians learning together. Learn more about it here: members.learnjazzstandards.com/ljs-inner-circle/
Thank you so much for this - I live in a rural area and its harder to find a group of people to play sonny rollins with!
+Saffron Hughes me too, i`m from argentina!
you guys are absolutely marvelous..I play along with your backing tracks all the time...would be great to know who the players are on these backing tracks...you guys have such an awesome feel..and you swing !..man, do you swing !!!..thanks again !!!!!!
band in a box
Hey! Hope you enjoy your practicing session. Feel free to post a video of you jamming along below! We made this backing track with a cool practice tool called Band-in-a-Box. If you want to check out all the things you can do with it click here: www.learnjazzstandards.com/band-in-a-box/
is this actually band in a box? it sounds like studio musicians to me
BIAB with RealBand, a program that comes bundled with it.
All the comping is real musicians, but digitized so that you can use their style with any changes you want!
This is really fun to play along!
thanks a ton for sharing / posting this!
Awesome. Love you guys.
thanks a lot ,great backing track
Not true. A piano player can dabble with rhythm over 3s and 7s while you do altered and extended voicings all over the place... Or vice versa! The guitar-piano rhythm partnership can be dynamite, just listen to the piano (and the soloist)! He might be depending on you for playing quarters while he solos. So many options open the more versatile instruments you add to a band.
Not sure why this rhythm changes ends on ii, please make a faster rhythm changes backing track!! 300+
ever hear of youtube playback speed feature? lol
@@SkwisgaarScampini the playback speed feature alters the pitch of the notes
Black Jack no it doesn’t?? Lmao
lol yeah. guess it's time to shed some #9's
Bpm?
Ok
Well duh a (good) real pianist would back off for you, but a recording will always be static. I don't understand the complaint, but I guess I didn't understand it in the first place.
what if i told you the piano player doesnt have to play the same notes as you do
Don't need to show off, nobody cares