Pop Rock Backing Track G Major | G Em C D |

Great Jam track for some tasty soloing.
This Backing Track helps you build solos timely after regular practice. Everyone from beginners to Advanced players can use this to create soulful melodies.
G Major Backing Track is recommended for beginners to play solos.
Our Backing Track helps to improve your solo playing on Guitar, Piano, Violin, Flute, Bass ,Melodica, Ukulele, Cello, Mandolin, etc.
Chords used : G , Em ,C , D
Soloing suggestions: G major , E minor ,G major Pentatonic, E minor Pentatonic Scales.
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[@peterbayliss1484]

Thanks 👍

[@jamesclements9448]

After practicing guitar basic cords, I've been using learn strumming rhythm and cord changes. This is a great learning tool.

[@geumsung_yoo]

감사합니다
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[@bhuvaneshbahety8841]

Loved it totally. Thank you so much ❤😊

[@musiciansguide1571]

Thank you watch out for more videos

[@Pamledger478]

I play 🎸 guitar with this track. It's great for improvising..

[@marklarochelle931]

I find this a good track to play triads over.

[@shawkzonegaming1534]

Lol I’m literally here practicing triads 😂

[@Stephen_Strange]

Ed Sheeran lately told us he could play ANY song inthe pop charts with the SAME (these) four chords.

[@musiciansguide1571]

True!

[@sumitmusik5114]

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4. Iktara
5. Kabira
6. Tere sang
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9. Mere mehboob
10. Asma sitaro
11. Dil se sun piya
12. Naino ne baandhi
13. Dum dara dum
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18. Chalo ji aaj saaf saaf

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[@anowarhussain2242]

Can we play these song with this progression???

[@joaocosta412]

Muito bom gostei

[@Solomon.Y_Music]

Super

[@josseph2401]

Thank you for sharing this

[@kishoreshreedharan541]

Which part of the fretboard are we to play when G Em C D are flashing on screen. A small pointer would be deeply appreciated

[@musiciansguide1571]

You can play G major scale multiple octaves on different instruments...

[@Dany12156]

Normall any part of the fretboard. Just try to play one chord (lets say C) in root position , when it appears on the screen and while other chord comtinue to appear , look for the next inversion of C along the fretboard to be ready to play it when it flashes. There are like a 9 or 10 inversions of each chord, so just pick up 4 -5 easiest ones. Also slow down to 0,5 or 0,25 speed to have more time to react on chord change.

[@mariasuelysarraff470]

Top de mais

[@LARRYHUFFINGTON]

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[@flavioadriano8871]

Speed 1.25 = Pearl Jam - Last Kiss

[@abhishekranayoutable]

Nice track can i use it on my original i will metion u in credits

[@Dx20244]

can i use this in my solo?

[@musiciansguide1571]

sure and please give us credits

[@snmurthy5574]

very nice; can you please list popular English songs?

[@musiciansguide1571]

Will try to work …

[@nishatmunshi4672]

Can you please upload D Bm G A backing track??

[@nayemhossainhridoy3668]

I couldn’t find the strumming pattern 😢

[@acousticpop3358]

Can I use it for my RUclips cover?