Riffs You can Use


Riffs You can Use - Part 19 Lyle: I've got a few simple riffs to show you today. Lyle: This riff is something that is stuck in my head. I keep messing with this riff which is based off the F#7add11 chord. The riff I'm talking about is found throughout the MP3 sample above and is played right at the intro: Lyle: I have an echo set at 1200ms for the effect. Lyle: I created several riffs to jam along with the main lick. I thought I'd show them all to you...Here's the first one: Lyle: Here's a basic jam track you can use to play these riffs with: Lyle: Here's another riff that is played at the same time as riff 1. I used multiple tracks to layer the riffs together. Lyle: Riff 3 is a simple blues type riff: Lyle: Riffs 1, 2, and 3 used the same tone preset as the intro riff, but with the delay/echo turned off. Lyle: For the next two riffs turn the delay back on: Lyle: Riff 5 is a variation of riff 4, plus the intro riff: Lyle: Listen to this next jam track, it has all 5 riffs being played at the same time. Each riff is panned a little different in the stereo field. Lyle: Here's a longer jam track with all the riffs in it: Lyle: Since the jam is centered around the F#7 chord, the F# Mixolydian mode is good to improvise with: dever: because they both have a b3 and b7? Lyle: The Mixolydian has a maj3rd and a b7. Support: oh right Support: I knew that <g> Steve: I didn't. Lyle: I made a melody from notes in this scale: Lyle: That's about all the riffs I have to show you this week. chuck: we want more dever: thanks Lyle Ace: the notes at the end are harmonics? Lyle: Yes, the notes ( ) are harmonics Lyle: Any questions before I have to go? Steve: I'm good. Thanks, this has been a blast..... Ace: I'll need to work on this more Lyle: Cool. That's all for now. Hope you enjoyed it and see you next time! Steve: Thanks again.....Adios Ace: great, thanks Lyle Lyle: welcome, see you again soon, stay tuned!	<< load notation from left
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