ala A Night in Tunisia, from "latin" to swing, and back?
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ala A Night in Tunisia, from "latin" to swing, and back?
It is normally not possible to change the style within a song. However, you are in luck, for there is a special style for latin/swing in the jazz style pack. It is called "latin/swing". I think it automatically reads the A in latin and the B in swing, but only in the first and last chorus (that is to say for the theme, the chorus being played in a swing feel on both A and B). Be careful to use the little A and B in your chart so that the player can read it correctly!
Best,
Naellita
Also check-out Swing 2/4 and the Cuban Cha Cha.
:))BOB
I suspect the answer is no but is it possible to reverse this? I'm working on Unit 7 which has a Swinging A section and a Latin B section for the head and then reverts to swing entirely for the solos.
Make sure to review the thread that you just posted in.... especially this post...Quote:
Originally Posted by Cobbyco
https://www.irealb.com/forums/showth...3658#post23658
Then look here
https://www.irealb.com/forums/showth...even-Sam-Jones
:))BOB
Thx Bob. The version of Unit 7 is great but I really wanted to know how I can do that. I can see an option for Latin/Swing but not Swing /Latin. Is there a way to flip it?
Easier to do than to explain.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cobbyco
Study the two charts I posted. Compare to a "standard" charts, you'll see what I did.
:))BOB