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Parallel Parking… and then some
Here is a take on an improv for Parallel Parking. The backing track was pretty short so I carried on a bit to drive out to the far reaches of the parking lot. Feedback and ideas are welcome.
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☺ Great 👍
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Thanks very much for watching the post and for your feedback @Nguyen ! I appreciate it.
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That was an “extended parking” lot @Kitman 😱, but you did get to check out all the spaces (LOL)👍 Besides being short, that backing track was not an easy one to play the given scale technique against IMHO. I liked that you played beyond the track because then I could hear more clearly what you were playing, and it sounded good🤩🎸👏👏👏
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Hi @Bill_Brown and thanks for taking some time to watch and provide input. I agree with you both in the content and length of the backing track.
When I first started noodling of the track and it abruptly stopped after 48 seconds I thought my computer froze up 😂. Nope – it was just done. 🙃
When the scale provided and the backing track are “busy”, it makes improv a bit challenging. I liked the chord pattern Tony was playing however with all the rolling and sliding going on it made it a bit of a challenge to parallel park! 😱😂🤣
In any case thanks for your feedback and encouragement! I truly appreciate it.
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It worked well for you to play beyond the backing track as you could hear your playing very clearly. Well done!
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Thanks for taking the time to watch the post and for providing your input @Philb . I very much appreciate it.
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That was great @Kitman! 👏 🎸😎
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Thanks very much @stevieblues for watching the post and for your feedback and encouragement! I truly appreciate it!
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That was really nice (as usual). I just couldn’t come up with anything I could get comfortable with but you really tapped into the vibe of the backing track. Well done.
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Hi @bugmeist and thanks for watching the post and for your feedback and encouragement! I agree with you in the backing track – it was a bit difficult to land something on it. It was also very busy as was the scale suggested by Tony. My approach was to pick out a melody of dongle notes and then see how that works with the scale provided. Keep on plucking! 😎🎸🎶
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That sounded great. I appreciate you. Thanks for posting. ✌🏼
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Thanks @Marisa for watching the post and for your feedback, support and encouragement! I really appreciate it.
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