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616,819 Views • Sep 13, 2012 • Click to toggle off description
Soloing over chord changes can seem a daunting task, especially if the changes are frequent and unconventional.
But we have to start somewhere. The key thing is to break it all down into the smallest practical steps possible. That's what I aim to help you do throughout this series of lessons. By the end of the series you should have a clear process in your mind for soloing over any sequence of chords that may be thrown at you.
In this lesson we learn about the two main types of chord change you're likely to solo over and the concept of note selection within a scale. We then move on to building simple phrases over 2 chords - C major and F major (the 1 and 4 chords of C major).
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
this guy makes better lessons than anything i've ever watched or read in a book!
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I am a self taught guitarist and learning from internet is so hard and the progress is so slow.
But damn, youtube algorithm blessed me with a very good Teacher, now I can feel that I can improve faster
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Finally. Someone who breaks down theory instead of just showing us thirds, sevenths and arpeggios.
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As a beginner to guitar soloing, I have watched tons and tons of videos, including those from world renowned players. This is the only ones that really help me to see how to start playing some music. Tons of good players there, but so few can teach. This is the kind of video the student needs. Thank you so much!
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Great video. You really break the main idea down to an easy to follow lesson. I've watched countless triad and playing over chord videos but this was especially helpful. No other tutorial explained the idea of passing tones between starting and landing notes this well.
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Oh my god!!! I was looking so hard and so long for such an explanation! All the other stuff just overwhelms you with unnecessary info but wit this I can finally start learning something. Thank you very much sir!
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That was what I was looking for so long. Simple concept that gives you starting point for building up. In most of the lessons out there, people are like: 'We start here... then... You hear that change?... Let's try something else... Experiment... Do this...' How a beginner is supposed to understand such 'explanation'?! Cheers for that lesson!
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I spent so long looking for a video that explained this! This is great! Thank you so much
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The YouTube algorithm added your videos to my playlist and... Wow! I never thought I would understand the application of scales to learn to play lead. This video is a blueprint to learning the application. I learned more in this 12 minute video about playing lead than I have in the last 2 years. Thank you!!! ... Subscribed
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This!!! This right here is my guitar university! When I first started I felt it was too detailed for my 'easily distracted, social media brain'. But once I started paying attention, it's so much valuable insight. I am really glad I found this channel! Subscribed
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best guitar lessons I've found so far. Better than person sitting down talking without any pictures related to context. Thank you
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Your lessons are incredibly useful, clear, and well-explained. All of the information and examples are so relevant and rich that it is going to take me a long time to assimilate so that this comes out in my playing, but the 'journey' will be a fun and rewarding one. I have been looking for this kind of information for a while, and am so glad that you are out there. Many thanks.
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Your lessons are beautifully done! Excellent combination of visualization and audio articulation.
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I love fret jam so much! I always come back to these lessons. The website alone is responsible for teaching, and expanding my knowledge beyond belief!
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Honestly Mate. I go to Music Uni in Manchester and I’ve learnt more through using your website and videos than I have at Uni. Not to say I haven’t learnt a lot there but these are just so informative. Thanks for everything.
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The only lesson (including your part 2) that I have found on YouTube that explains soloing over chord progressions effectively, in an easy to digest manner. Great work mate!
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This is seriously one of the best guitar lessons I've found. God bless you man.
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@kc8923
4 years ago
'Wandering aimlessly up and down the scale' describes my playing perfectly even after 15 years!! 😁
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