This simple track loops the same, common, 4 bar chord progression for the duration, but varies the dynamics to give you something to play off. The full loop goes for 32 bars. The track is at a slow-moderate tempo (100 BPM) and is great for working out melodic phrases and how to play with them dynamically.

This cinematic rock track incorporates epic drums, cinematic synths, orchestral instruments, and driving guitars. Set in the key of F# minor, it may take a few of us out of our comfort zones, but it does it in a way that is a load of fun. All chords are diatonic to the F# minor key, except for the last chord in the A section, however the chord is voiced in such a way that you could stick to all diatonic notes if you want to. For those who wish to venture further, the PDF contains an alternative scale to use over that chord. Tempo is 112 BPM.

An easy, beginner-friendly jam track in the key of C. This track uses only the 3 major chords in the key and moves between chords slowly. At 97 BPM, it is on the slower side, providing a good foundation for practicing different subdivisions and melodic motifs. This one uses mainly acoustic guitar, drums, and bass, providing a classic light rock aesthetic.

This track is a little dense in the A section, then opens up completely in the B section. The fairly major dynamic shift into the B section is an excellent practice exercise for nailing those tonal changes, and the Bb chord provides a gentle introduction to modal interchange, should you choose to acknowledge it. This track is energetic, very major, and a lot of fun. Tempo: 165 BPM.

This track is a 32 bar loop that cycles through mid, low, and high energy sections (in that order), allowing you to focus on adapting your dynamics to the music. The chord progression is simple, and the tempo is friendly. A natural minor is your friend here, with all chords diatonic to the key. Chords are all held for 2 bars, giving some nice breathing room between changes. This one is a lot of fun! Tempo: 95 BPM