Rock Backing Track (B Aeolian)

Hey guys, here's a B minor rock backing.. hope you dig it :)
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[@grguitaracademy5144]

Definitely one of my favorite jam tracks so far. I keep coming back to it.

[@stratman103]

This is an awesome track. Very fun to jam to.

[@hackim1990]

Best backing track ever! Can anyone tell me why E Dorian fits this perfectly? I can't figure it out on theory.

[@maheeptiwari8754]

well notes are same for both these modes so the pattern may seem same. only but major difference being the note at which the tension resolves. that's obviously different for both and for this track it's resolving at B needless to say

[@RobertoDiPaola]

You can even try F# minor pentatonic. Or D - G - A major pentatonic. You can add chromatic ism and passing notes. To give tension try even the flat or augmented fifth. 👍😊

[@RobertoDiPaola]

E Dorian is secon mode of D ionian. The track is presented in Bminor that means B Aeolian that means D Ionian(major), or F# phrygian, G Lydian, A mixolidian or B Aeolian or C# Locryan😜simply the same notes, it s about the phrases you create and how you think of them

[@hobbygrg-eudaimoniastudio]

They are related in many ways. Look at the piano, c major scale, you can play the c major on d dorian, still using the same keys. e phrygian and so on. look at the scales. i hope you understand what i am trying to say.

[@Marco81blues]

try to look at it as a B minor scale, then E dorian is just another position ofr the same scale.

[@nustr0170]

Beautiful backing track...maestro

[@LucaMantovanelli]

Thanks man

[@qjarman7753]

Great driving beat man

[@carlosgermano8227]

Very Good. I'm From Brazil. I like your sound. 👏👏👏

[@LucaMantovanelli]

Thank you so much!

[@mr.economie1827]

Awesome... Thank u

[@LucaMantovanelli]

Glad you like it

[@Xtianisms]

Feels like the ending solo of Fade to Black

[@yamraaj4529]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jonnygranato6926]

Why this masterpiece has no chrous

[@domdube6644]

Because b minor has the same notes as E Dorian they share the same “ parent Ionian mode “

[@naskiller11]

Great man, thank you a lot for your work. I enjoy every back you create

[@LucaMantovanelli]

Thank you so much!

[@yamraaj4529]

😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@Cmarquezl8]

Perfect, now I can feel like Joe Satriani,

[@clarkkent3730]

satriani?

[@LucaMantovanelli]

Nah, it's just a classic rock backing in B minor