D mixolydian backing track

[@galextigriz8670]

whoever you are, wherever you are.THANK YOU

[@FernandoFernandez_192]

Great track. I'm a fool for Mixolydian mode, and this one really got me rocking

[@sober-southoftheborderever3591]

Is this a one backing track? I am new to guitar. Thank you

[@metallikkkkkkkkka]

D mixoLydian= A dorian you can also play A minor pentatonic with it, it will match

[@jc-rw2wq]

y tambien G ionian

[@coaldoubt2879]

C lydian

[@diogograca2363]

Em tooo

[@Archiegoodwin1928]

This is a really great track. Thank you so much!

[@joeriffanucci]

This was awesome!

[@charliedavis1912]

Thanks for the track. It's a good one for practice!

[@lexlex2912]

amazing track

[@d0ntevenb0ther]

Thank you for the notes on screen, wouldn't of realised you can basically play B Phrygian!

[@32shumble]

lols

[@seipollo]

B is the relative minor.

[@coaldoubt2879]

Even f# locrian

[@SL-go2ll]

Hi all, I'm having trouble figuring out why I can play licks containing an F Note over this and still sound good. I'm not too strong on my theory, but as far as I can tell none of the chords contain an F?

[@alexwalendowskyhorta9858]

D MIXOLYDIAN is a MODE GENERATED IN THE V (five) degree of the G major scale. So, the chord that characterizes it is the D7 (D major with minor seventh). When you play the F note, which is a minor third, you sound bluesy. Try using the entire minor pentatonic scale (D- F-G-A-C) over playback. It will sound bluesy. If you want to sound more mixolydian, use the notes of the chart, but take care of the perfect fourth, in this case the G note.

[@speedhead]

this is so fun to just RIP leads over

[@DIMBAGP]

cool !!!!!!

[@mikeozzy84]

sweet