Soloing in F minor
In this lesson we look at soloing in the key of F minor!
Soloing in the key of F Minor
The video is old and I am playing over a different jam track then below. They are both tripfuse ideas and both are in the key of F minor. I will get the jam track from the video on this page soon.
The first thing we need to know about soloing over a song or progression (or chord for that matter) is knowing the key it belongs to.
This chord progression falls in the key of F minor. Which would be relative to Ab major. Both will have 4 flats (Bb, Eb, Ab, Db).
F Minor Arpeggio
F Minor 7th Arpeggio
F Minor Pentatonic Scale
F Blues Scale
F Minor - 74 bpm in 6/8 time
I have been making a lot of jam tracks lately. Some are becoming tripfuse tunes others are just tracks for the site.
This Jam Track is Taken from New tripfuse ideas
tripfuse - save me now - you will find some of the other ideas for this possible new tripfuse tune here.
So as you begin to solo over the jam track start with the F minor pentatonic scale and play up and down with quarter notes, eighth notes, eighth note triplets and sixteenths.
Some other things to think about when you solo:
- Repetition
- Theme and Variation
- Use space/silence (take your time)
- Dynamics (loud and soft)
F Minor Arpeggio
F Minor Arpeggio
F Minor Arpeggio
F Minor Arpeggio
