Welcome back to Weekly One Take, the weekly improv thread with a focus on constructive feedback.

Thank you to everyone who posted takes or gave feedback last week! Great to see all the fantastic submissions and comments.

The Concept

There are two ways you can participate in this thread, and they are not mutually exclusive!

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1. Record a take of yourself improvising over the backing track provided. The idea is not to achieve perfection - record a real, live, raw and unedited solo. It can be a video or just a recording. Upload your take to YouTube or Soundcloud and share it in the comments. Tip: keep your take short and sweet. If you record a 10 minute take, think about chopping it down and submitting just the first few minutes.
2. Give feedback on someone else's take. We're looking for supportive, constructive comments - putting yourself out there for everyone to listen to is scary, and everyone is at a different stage in their guitar journey. Critiques are welcomed, but don't just criticise - offer suggestions on how to improve, and highlight the things you did like too.

This week’s track:

Jam Band

If you have any feedback on the concept as a whole, please let me know in the comments/DM me.

Check out previous weeks here

Welcome back to Weekly One Take, the weekly improv thread with a focus on constructive feedback.

Thank you to everyone who posted takes or gave feedback last week! Great to see all the fantastic submissions and comments.

The Concept

There are two ways you can participate in this thread, and they are not mutually exclusive!

1. Record a take of yourself improvising over the backing track provided. The idea is not to achieve perfection - record a real, live, raw and unedited solo. It can be a video or just a recording. Upload your take to YouTube or Soundcloud and share it in the comments. Tip: keep your take short and sweet. If you record a 10 minute take, think about chopping it down and submitting just the first few minutes.
2. Give feedback on someone else's take. We're looking for supportive, constructive comments - putting yourself out there for everyone to listen to is scary, and everyone is at a different stage in their guitar journey. Critiques are welcomed, but don't just criticise - offer suggestions on how to improve, and highlight the things you did like too.

This week’s track:

Pop Rock

If you have any feedback on the concept as a whole, please let me know in the comments/DM me.

Check out previous weeks here

Welcome back to Weekly One Take, the weekly improv thread with a focus on constructive feedback.

Thank you to everyone who posted takes or gave feedback last week! Great to see all the fantastic submissions and comments.

The Concept

There are two ways you can participate in this thread, and they are not mutually exclusive!

1. Record a take of yourself improvising over the backing track provided. The idea is not to achieve perfection - record a real, live, raw and unedited solo. It can be a video or just a recording. Upload your take to YouTube or Soundcloud and share it in the comments. Tip: keep your take short and sweet. If you record a 10 minute take, think about chopping it down and submitting just the first few minutes.
2. Give feedback on someone else's take. We're looking for supportive, constructive comments - putting yourself out there for everyone to listen to is scary, and everyone is at a different stage in their guitar journey. Critiques are welcomed, but don't just criticise - offer suggestions on how to improve, and highlight the things you did like too.

This week’s track:

Rock Groove

If you have any feedback on the concept as a whole, please let me know in the comments/DM me.

Check out previous weeks here

Welcome back to Weekly One Take, the weekly improv thread with a focus on constructive feedback.

Thank you to everyone who posted takes or gave feedback last week! Great to see all the fantastic submissions and comments.

The Concept

There are two ways you can participate in this thread, and they are not mutually exclusive!

1. Record a take of yourself improvising over the backing track provided. The idea is not to achieve perfection - record a real, live, raw and unedited solo. It can be a video or just a recording. Upload your take to YouTube or Soundcloud and share it in the comments. Tip: keep your take short and sweet. If you record a 10 minute take, think about chopping it down and submitting just the first few minutes.
2. Give feedback on someone else's take. We're looking for supportive, constructive comments - putting yourself out there for everyone to listen to is scary, and everyone is at a different stage in their guitar journey. Critiques are welcomed, but don't just criticise - offer suggestions on how to improve, and highlight the things you did like too.

This week’s track:

Chuss Music have very kindly given their permission for us to use one of their tracks this week - they have loads of great backing tracks, check them out!

Texas Blues - thanks u/slickwombat for the suggestion

If you have any feedback on the concept as a whole, please let me know in the comments/DM me.

Check out previous weeks here

Welcome back to Weekly One Take, the weekly improv thread with a focus on constructive feedback.

Thank you to everyone who posted takes or gave feedback last week! Great to see all the fantastic submissions and comments.

The Concept

There are two ways you can participate in this thread, and they are not mutually exclusive!

1. Record a take of yourself improvising over the backing track provided. The idea is not to achieve perfection - record a real, live, raw and unedited solo. It can be a video or just a recording. Upload your take to YouTube or Soundcloud and share it in the comments. Tip: keep your take short and sweet. If you record a 10 minute take, think about chopping it down and submitting just the first few minutes.
2. Give feedback on someone else's take. We're looking for supportive, constructive comments - putting yourself out there for everyone to listen to is scary, and everyone is at a different stage in their guitar journey. Critiques are welcomed, but don't just criticise - offer suggestions on how to improve, and highlight the things you did like too.

This week’s track:

Sad Rock - thanks u/Inevitable_Log_2866 for the suggestion

If you have any feedback on the concept as a whole, please let me know in the comments/DM me.

Check out previous weeks here

Welcome back to Weekly One Take, the weekly improv thread with a focus on constructive feedback.

Thank you to everyone who posted takes or gave feedback last week! Great to see all the fantastic submissions and comments.

The Concept

There are two ways you can participate in this thread, and they are not mutually exclusive!

1. Record a take of yourself improvising over the backing track provided. The idea is not to achieve perfection - record a real, live, raw and unedited solo. It can be a video or just a recording. Upload your take to YouTube or Soundcloud and share it in the comments. Tip: keep your take short and sweet. If you record a 10 minute take, think about chopping it down and submitting just the first few minutes.
2. Give feedback on someone else's take. We're looking for supportive, constructive comments - putting yourself out there for everyone to listen to is scary, and everyone is at a different stage in their guitar journey. Critiques are welcomed, but don't just criticise - offer suggestions on how to improve, and highlight the things you did like too.

This week’s track:

Deep Groove

If you have any feedback on the concept as a whole, please let me know in the comments/DM me.

Check out previous weeks here

Welcome back to Weekly One Take, the weekly improv thread with a focus on constructive feedback.

Thank you to everyone who posted takes or gave feedback last week! Great to see all the fantastic submissions and comments.

The Concept

There are two ways you can participate in this thread, and they are not mutually exclusive!

1. Record a take of yourself improvising over the backing track provided. The idea is not to achieve perfection - record a real, live, raw and unedited solo. It can be a video or just a recording. Upload your take to YouTube or Soundcloud and share it in the comments. Tip: keep your take short and sweet. If you record a 10 minute take, think about chopping it down and submitting just the first few minutes.
2. Give feedback on someone else's take. We're looking for supportive, constructive comments - putting yourself out there for everyone to listen to is scary, and everyone is at a different stage in their guitar journey. Critiques are welcomed, but don't just criticise - offer suggestions on how to improve, and highlight the things you did like too.

This week’s track:

Sweet Home Alabama

If you have any feedback on the concept as a whole, please let me know in the comments/DM me.

Check out previous weeks here

Wriggling closer to him, I reached for my phone and read ‘Hey boo, had a bit too much to drink so I’m gonna crash at Chris’s tonight. See you tomorrow xx’

Welcome back to Weekly One Take, the weekly improv thread with a focus on constructive feedback.

Thank you to everyone who posted takes or gave feedback last week! Great to see all the fantastic submissions and comments.

The Concept

There are two ways you can participate in this thread, and they are not mutually exclusive!

1. Record a take of yourself improvising over the backing track provided. The idea is not to achieve perfection - record a real, live, raw and unedited solo. It can be a video or just a recording. Upload your take to YouTube or Soundcloud and share it in the comments. Tip: keep your take short and sweet. If you record a 10 minute take, think about chopping it down and submitting just the first few minutes.
2. Give feedback on someone else's take. We're looking for supportive, constructive comments - putting yourself out there for everyone to listen to is scary, and everyone is at a different stage in their guitar journey. Critiques are welcomed, but don't just criticise - offer suggestions on how to improve, and highlight the things you did like too.

This week’s track:

Jazz Blues - thanks u/tramline for the suggestion!

If you have any feedback on the concept as a whole, please let me know in the comments/DM me.

Check out previous weeks here