A friend of mine designs apps and games for a living. He has a new game in development and asked me if I could make creepy horror music with my guitar. My answer was, "of course!" I found a really outside, esoteric, backing track in E Phrygian and this is what came out. It is effects-heavy, which I don't usually do. But since it is intended to be in the background of a video game, I put in the flanger, chorus, delay, and reverb.
Here is a link to the backing track by MangoJamz: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bDVxkLtzBg
I'd like to see some of my UW brothers on here jam on this track and post up what you came up with. It is in E phrygian. Actually, it is in E phrygian dominant, but straight phrygian works, as well. Actually, if anyone really pays attention, I also used locrian in a few places, as well as dorian and aeolian. Not surprisingly, E pentatonic minor works, also.
Here's my Phreaky Phrygian demo:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2s96PHguwmM[/youtube]
If you read the comments below my video on the You Tube page, I might have sold MangoJamz on building his first Warmoth!
Here is a link to the backing track by MangoJamz: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bDVxkLtzBg
I'd like to see some of my UW brothers on here jam on this track and post up what you came up with. It is in E phrygian. Actually, it is in E phrygian dominant, but straight phrygian works, as well. Actually, if anyone really pays attention, I also used locrian in a few places, as well as dorian and aeolian. Not surprisingly, E pentatonic minor works, also.
Here's my Phreaky Phrygian demo:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2s96PHguwmM[/youtube]
If you read the comments below my video on the You Tube page, I might have sold MangoJamz on building his first Warmoth!