I found a few things the other day that really helped me to remember rhythmic patters. It’s called the rhythmic food chart. Basically you come up with foods that are the same syllables as the notations.
I did a google search and there were tons of different ones out there. If you just google rhythmic food chart you will see.
Pretty interesting. Hopefully, helpful.
A sixth chord is a chord where a sixth interval is added to a basic major or minor triad, creating a warm, and sometimes slightly nostalgic sound. The sixth in
Let’s focus on alternating our bass line on the lowest strings. Use the metronome and play a quarter note one note on each beat. Count aloud as you play 1-2-3-4.
When writing chord progressions you can borrow chords from other modes. Here’s a simple chart to help out.