Improv over songs challenge

[Ezequiel Romanko]

hey guys do you want to join this challenge?
the rules are simple, just pick up a song you love and improvise the solo to a guitar backing track of that song! i chose a song instead of a jam track because i found jam tracks less emotional if that makes any sense.
then after you record yourself improvising the solo, post it here or in the riffs section by the name Improvisation Challenge- ( and the name of the song you chose)
i doesn't have to be extreme improvisation, so if you're a begginer you can join to!
i hope you like this challenge!

 

[idssdi]

I'd love to! But have to see whether I can combine it with the daily improv Challenge and other stuff I need to do

 

[Ezequiel Romanko]

Sure man! it doesn't have to be something super fancy too haha, do it when you found some time bro! no need to rush

 

[Ezequiel Romanko]

I chose Victim by A7X the bridge part

 

[William B.]

I will join too sounds like fun

 

[Nocturne]

Hell yeah! I didn't do my last challenge (I'm sorry for that, it wasn't a right time for me), I totally want to do this one!

 

[Ezequiel Romanko]

Hell yeah! I didn't do my last challenge (I'm sorry for that, it wasn't a right time for me), I totally want to do this one!

You're welcome buddy!

 

[Ezequiel Romanko]

I will join too sounds like fun

Can't wait to see your improv dude!

 

[Jak Angelescu]

hey guys do you want to join this challenge?
the rules are simple, just pick up a song you love and improvise the solo to a guitar backing track of that song! i chose a song instead of a jam track because i found jam tracks less emotional if that makes any sense.
then after you record yourself improvising the solo, post it here or in the riffs section by the name Improvisation Challenge- ( and the name of the song you chose)
i doesn't have to be extreme improvisation, so if you're a begginer you can join to!
i hope you like this challenge!

I just wanted to say you all are kicking ass! I wish I could be a part of this but it's just too much for me to do at the moment with all the stuff I have going on but I bet it's going to be amazing!

For those of you who are beginning with improvisation, focus on finding the triads of each chord in the progression. The 1, 3 and 5. Learning where the triads are will really help you form melodies and help you find safe landing spots in the very beginning and can help you find harmonizing notes. They will also help you navigate the neck and keep you from getting stuck in a pentatonic Box. You'll also start to recognize patterns you can sweep or do string skips! Have fun everyone!

 

[Ezequiel Romanko]

I just wanted to say you all are kicking ass! I wish I could be a part of this but it's just too much for me to do at the moment with all the stuff I have going on but I bet it's going to be amazing!

For those of you who are beginning with improvisation, focus on finding the triads of each chord in the progression. The 1, 3 and 5. Learning where the triads are will really help you form melodies and help you find safe landing spots in the very beginning and can help you find harmonizing notes. They will also help you navigate the neck and keep you from getting stuck in a pentatonic Box. You'll also start to recognize patterns you can sweep or do string skips! Have fun everyone!

Don't worry Jak you can do it when you get some free time if you want!
And a really great tip for beginners Jak! you are killer!

 

[Jak Angelescu]

Don't worry Jak you can do it when you get some free time if you want!
And a really great tip for beginners Jak! you are killer!

I really should. I haven't posted on here in forever. All of my videos go to my teacher for endless criticism haha!!!

 

[Anthony Peña]

I just wanted to say you all are kicking ass! I wish I could be a part of this but it's just too much for me to do at the moment with all the stuff I have going on but I bet it's going to be amazing!

For those of you who are beginning with improvisation, focus on finding the triads of each chord in the progression. The 1, 3 and 5. Learning where the triads are will really help you form melodies and help you find safe landing spots in the very beginning and can help you find harmonizing notes. They will also help you navigate the neck and keep you from getting stuck in a pentatonic Box. You'll also start to recognize patterns you can sweep or do string skips! Have fun everyone!

Saving this because it's such a helpful reminder. Currently trying to memorize the fretboard. Love you Jak.

 

[Jak Angelescu]

Saving this because it's such a helpful reminder. Currently trying to memorize the fretboard. Love you Jak.

My pleasure! I learned it from my metal boyfriend