![FUSION LICKS #14: II-V-I Diminished Scale [Tabs + Jam Track]](/storage/videos/4149/ZnE3H7uQRc0.jpg)
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0:00 Intro
0:08 Lick 1
0:22 Lick 2
0:36 Lick 3
0:54 Lick 1 slow + Tab
1:09 Lick 2 slow + Tab
1:23 Lick 3 slow + Tab
1:37 Jam Track
2:50 Outro
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🟠 Hi There! In this video, 3 #jazzfusionlicks over a II-V-I in Eb #majorscale using the #diminishedscale and #arpeggiosguitar 😀 The Diminished scale has a particular sound and can be a cool alternative to the superlocrian to spice the V degree up.
👉The 3 licks are played first at full speed and then at half speed with close up and #tabs embedded. The Jam Track is also provided in case of 😜 Enjoy!
1️⃣ LICK ANALYSIS
These 3 licks are exclusively in sixteenth notes at 138 bpm in the key of Eb major. Let’s recap first the key of Eb major / C minor:
I II III IV V VI VII
Eb Ionian / F Dorian / G Phrygian / Ab Lydian / Bb Mixolydian / C Aeolian / D Locrian
II V I
🟠 Here is the II-V-I in Eb: /:/ Fm7 / Bb7 / Ebmaj7 / % /:/
You can played the Eb major scale throughout the chord progression.
Here is the chord chart according to what I played: /:/ Fm7 / Bb13b9 / Ebmaj711# / % /:/
To spice things a little bit up I used common scale substitution according to the chord degree.
👉 Instead of the Bb Mixolydian I used the Bb Diminished scale (semitone-tone)
Here is the formula: 1 b2 #2 3 #4 5 6 b7
Bb Cb C# D E F G Ab
👉 Instead of the Eb Ionian I used the Eb Lydian scale (IV of Bb major scale).
Here is the formula: 1 2 3 #4 5 6 7
Eb F G A Bb C D
2️⃣ MISCELLANEOUS
► The lick is played at 138 bpm.
► Tabs are included (Just ask for the PDF or GP6 file)
► I’m using in this video a Carvin HH2.
► The guitar sound come from the Fractal Audio System FM3.
