G7 (Dominant Diminished) Groovy Jam track

ByDaniel Weiss

The Galactic Diminished Next Workouts

Backing Track

Now go have some fun
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Now go for it
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Now that’s what I’m talking about. All right.
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Galactic Diminished in Workouts

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Diminished

Here’s a fun backing track I made for you to improvise and experiment with the dominant diminished (half/whole scale).
This includes: A visual representation of the fretboard, plus two modern licks – at the beginning and end of the video.

Fun Facts:

  • You can also play pentatonic scales on this jam track. You can mix and match: Gm,Bbm,Dbm,Em
  • The bass lines can be interpreted as G7 or Ddim7.
  • It can be used by any instrument to study the sound of this magical scale.
Daniel Weiss