Like I said earlier, this backing track is the same one for "Licking Up the Modes: Ionian".
It works perfect for our Frank Gambale lick, seeing that all the arpeggios are diatonic to the key of C Major.
Have fun!
Tutorial - Frank Gambale Sweep Idea
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Frank Gambale Sweep Idea: Backing Track
Mike Salow
210 lessons
1
Frank Gambale Sweep Idea: Intro
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2
Frank Gambale Sweep Idea: Arpeggio Shapes
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3
Frank Gambale Sweep Idea: Major 7 Arpeggios
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4
Frank Gambale Sweep Idea: Minor 7 Arpeggios
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5
Frank Gambale Sweep Idea: dom7 and min7b5 Arps
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6
Frank Gambale Sweep Idea: Outro/Arpeggio Exercise
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Frank Gambale Sweep Idea: Backing Track
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