EXPECT TO GET INSPIRED

What you will get from us is a never-before-seen, heard or even tested mental shockstarter to instantly hotwire and flood your mind with vast inspiration resources and give you the necessary tools to write new songs and boost your artist career. And it all starts now, so better get ready.

As you soon might notice, we are artists ourselves and have worked hard for many years (MFS was first launched in 2007) to aquire this unique library of new instrumental music called backing tracks from now on. When purchased, you can use our backing tracks freely in your productions, website and social media. Get instant ideas and new streams of thoughts with our crazy, farout music and even crazier, further out art images, that will shockstart your mental activity transponders - getting rid of any writing block you may have encountered earlier. Add your vocals and/or instruments to our music, and you can create the most engaging song, story or other kind of professional and entertaining video on youtube, tik-tok or wherever you want. 

THE IMPROVISATION GAME

Improvising on an instrument can be a challenging skill to develop, but with consistent practice and some useful strategies, you can become better at it. Here are some tips to help you improve your improvisational abilities: 

Master your instrument
The more you practice and master your instrument, the more comfortable you will feel improvising. Make sure you have a strong foundation of technical skills, such as scales, arpeggios, and chords, so you can confidently navigate your instrument. 

Listen to other musicians
Listening to other musicians who are skilled improvisers can help you gain a better understanding of how to improvise on your own instrument. Study their phrasing, rhythm, and melodic choices, and try to incorporate some of their techniques into your own playing. 

Learn music theory
A basic knowledge of music theory can be extremely helpful in improvisation. Understanding chord progressions, scales, and modes will enable you to make more informed choices when improvising. You can start by learning the basic concepts and then gradually build your knowledge. 

Practice improvising over backing tracks or with a metronome
Practicing with a backing track or metronome can help you develop your sense of timing and phrasing, and can also give you the opportunity to experiment with different melodies and rhythms. You can find plenty of free backing tracks and metronomes online. 

Play with other musicians
Playing with other musicians can be a great way to improve your improvisational skills. Jamming with other musicians can help you learn how to play off each other and build your improvisational vocabulary. 

Record yourself
Recording yourself while improvising can be an effective way to evaluate your playing and identify areas for improvement. Listen back to your recordings and analyze your playing, focusing on areas such as timing, phrasing, and melodic choices. 

Make mistakes
Improvisation is all about taking risks and trying new things. Don't be too hard on yourself if you make mistakes – they are a natural part of the learning process. Embrace your mistakes as opportunities to learn and improve. 

 

Uphill struggle

Remember, improving your improvisational skills takes time and consistant effort.  Not to mention patience and persistance. And we do it, because we love it.

Tip: Always learn how to play your phrases, licks or passages S L O W and with the correct technique - before you try to play fast (because you think it`s so much more fun) with the wrong technique. This will save you tons of time later, and by practicing regularly and using these strategies, you will develop your skills and become a much better improviser on your instrument.

 

Black Day - Desperate light

Music for Songwriters

Desperate light is the very first track in The Improvisation Game and is a straightforward pop/rock-style with the Black Day chords and a good steady groove in the style of 70`s Creedence / Smokie / Eagles - and so we hope it will be a good track to launch your toplining career here at MFS.

When you have finished, give the new song a new title and

Desperate light is the very first track in The Improvisation Game and is a straightforward pop/rock-style with the Black Day chords and a good steady groove in the style of 70`s Creedence / Smokie / Eagles - and so we hope it will be a good track to launch your toplining career here at MFS.

When you have finished, give the new song a new title and add your artistname beside it, i.e. Going home to mama - Dennis Hall.

Congratulations! You have just written a new song!

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