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[@loopie007]

Thanks! Perfect for building ear training on A7 soloing..

[@AnonYmous-lk9qy]

Thanks so much, this was such a chill backing track. Simple, in a best way. Bit of a brag, but feel pretty proud... Have been learning the M7,D7,m7,m7b5 arpeggios starting from E, A and D strings for a few weeks, and this was the first time I ever successfully integrated them into a general natural minor jam. In other words, this was my first ever 'true' jazz improvisation purely from the heart! Didn't actually sound too bad either. So weird long comment, but it's awesome that there are resources like this so readily avaiable! Thanks for being a part of what feels like a really important milestone towards something I've been aiming at for ages.

[@fingerstyledojo]

bro im so glad to see someone going the same steps as me and having success im so happy for you what are you practising right now?

[@burrencrawler]

Excellent! So relaxing, so you have plenty of time to choose scales and licks, thanks!

[@DanielVerberne]

Thank you to those who have shared scales that can be used over a 7th chord like this one. When I learnt I could play G Dorian over A7, I thought - what? No way. Then, once my ear caught up, I realised it was equivalent to playing A Phrygian

[@shaunmcarthur3616]

Glad I found you. These are really useful. Can you make the count in louder?

[@vuralnkaan]

Scales that can go over an A7 chord: A Mixolydian (D major) A Phrygian #3 (D Harmonic Minor) A Mixolydian b6 (D Melodic Minor) A Pentatonic Blues Scale A Half-Whole Tone Scale (A Diminished Scale) A Whole Tone Scale A Major Blues Pentatonic

[@goblinmistiko]

plus: E Melodic minor Fis Pentatonic Minor H Pentatonic Minor (obvious but good to keep in mind)

[@peterparker7477]

this shit motivated me again ty

[@edteaches]

Scales that can go over an A7 chord: D major/A mixolydian mode A half/whole diminished scale E jazz minor B flat jazz minor or Dorian mode G dorian mode D flat Dorian mode This substitutions were taken from "Quantum Guitar" video by Pat Martino (RIP) This really helped me. I hope it helps you. 🙂

[@krzysiekgoralsky2207]

hey thanks!

[@fukinguitar]

I use the A Mixolydian, A minor pentatonic, E dorian and G diminished for improvisation over this track, any other idea? or tip?

[@guitareimprovisation]

Sure : A major pentatonic, A lydian dominant :-)

[@fukinguitar]

could you explain me the theorical part of why I can use that scale? thanks a lot ! :D

[@guitareimprovisation]

Jonathan Manrique Villegas Well, these scales fit the chord, they contain A C# E G

[@newtonlkh]

Jonathan, may you teach as well, why G diminished scale work over A7?

[@carlosmendozamusica]

D melodic minor, which becomes A mixolydian b13.

[@zorranism]

A dorian