Drum backing track at 80 BPM
Eighty BPM covers slow blues shuffles, laid back hip hop, and the slower end of country. It is a common speed for working out solos before taking them to performance tempo.
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40 bars total
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The blues shuffle at 80 swings hard and leaves room for phrasing. Boom bap heads can drop the hip hop groove here for a heavier, dustier feel than the standard 90.
Questions
- Is 80 BPM good for learning solos?
- Yes. It is slow enough to place every note deliberately and fast enough that the phrasing still resembles the real thing.
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