Groovy Funk Fusion Backing Track/Guitar Jam in D Dorian (C major) [After Midnight]

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[@federicoponcia9885]

I jammed 1 hour 30 with this backing track! Fantastic! I like this chords progression!

[@Ozrichead]

Fantastic job! I really enjoy jamming to this one.

[@GaryBradleymusic]

So good.... those supensions really are great for opening out intervals. Thank you!

[@김동현-g7x5u]

amazing backing track!!!!!

[@drummcitty6610]

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[@patrickcasey357]

Not sure why you’re calling this D Dorian. It’s clearly in A minor.

[@imm1ntfresh69]

D Dorian is actually the same scale as a minor. D Dorian is comprised of the C major scale, emphasizing the 2. That being said, A minor also being the same scale as C major pretty much means D Dorian, and A minor use the same exact scale, just emphasizing different notes. Hope I explained that well enough without getting too wordy!

[@patrickcasey357]

@@imm1ntfresh69 no need to worry about being wordy I have a degree in music. My point is, A not D is the “tonal center” which defines what a key is.

[@AudoraAudio]

@@patrickcasey357 And this is the correct answer. The tonal center here is A, not D. Yes, it starts in D but the whole thing is centered around A.