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A Free Rock Jam Track in F# Minor to Get You Out of the A Minor Rut

Tired of soloing in the same old A minor box every single time?

Most jam tracks sit in the usual keys, so your fingers keep landing in the same spots. This one is in F# minor on purpose. It pushes you into corners of the fretboard you normally skip, and it’s the relative minor of A major, so the shapes you already know just shift to a fresh place. Watch the video above to see the scale on screen, or download the track and loop it on your own.

How to use it:

  • It’s in F# minor, so use the F# minor pentatonic (the video maps it on screen)
  • F# minor is the relative minor of A major, so your usual shapes move to a new home
  • Loop it and let your ear lead. New key, new sounds under your fingers
  • Hit fullscreen on the video to see the notes more clearly

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