Beginner jam track

Backing track created for beginners with displayed synced chords.
Easy rhythm track for guitar soloing with suggested scales presented as well as chords. Real-time information and instruction to help you in your soloing.

"Pop Ballad"

Play the track to start sound and follow the chords and see scale suggestions
Progression

Scale and arpeggio suggestions for the current chord.

Instructions: The current note that is suggested will appear at the digital fretboard. You can choose to play the note only once or, for example, twice or four times per bar. As a way to create some variation, a slide from the D to E on the C chord would be a pleasant feature.
You can also choose to play G Major (see diagram below) over all chords. Which is fine, but if you just approach the lead playing randomly based on the scale, you will not outline the guide tones to teh same degree.

Jam track info

Instruments: Bass, drums and rhythm guitar
Tempo: 80 BPM
Key: G
Time signature: 4/4
Form: 8-bar progression × 4 rounds · Ending (2)

Progression:
G – D – Em – C (repeated for 8 bars, 4 rounds)
Ending: G – G

G Major

G Major scale diagram

Explanations

The I chord - The I chord is the main chord and the same as the song key. In this jam track, the I chord is G.
The IV chord - The IV chord is C.
The vi chord - The vi chord is Em, the relative minor.
The V chord - The V chord is D. It pulls back toward G.

G chord chord intervals and notes.

1 3 5
G B D

C chord chord intervals and notes.

1 3 5
C E G

Em chord chord intervals and notes.

1 b3 5
E G B

D chord chord intervals and notes.

1 3 5
D F# A

G Major scale degrees and notes.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7
G A B C D E F#

G Major key contains every note in these chords, which makes it a safe choice to over notes from the G Major scale over the whole track.