[Dave Pollack]

I've started a new series where I explain musical concepts in a clear, concise, and simple way. I find that too many people make things a bit too complicated, especially when introducing a new topic. In episode 1 I show you a simple way to create the tritone substitution sound and give you lines you can use over it. Hope you enjoy this!

 

[nvilletele]

I thought it was terrific (really enjoy all your videos), but I must be simple because I didn’t find it all that simple. The explanations were clear enough, I guess, but I must be missing something in my general understanding of these things. I probably need to go back and watch it again too.

Edit: ok, I watched it again, and filled in the bits that I was missing in my understanding and got my questions answered. Maybe I’m not as simple as I thought and the video is . . . .

Thanks for this.

 

[adamk]

I've started a new series where I explain musical concepts in a clear, concise, and simple way. I find that too many people make things a bit too complicated, especially when introducing a new topic. In episode 1 I show you a simple way to create the tritone substitution sound and give you lines you can use over it. Hope you enjoy this!

Very cool.
I usually just play a straight tritone sub with the scale, this is steps from that.
I'll try tonight.
Love your alto playing, I use it as an inspiration.