When I was writing the lesson on creating and using guitar licks, I had a problem deciding whether, as examples, I should use easy guitar licks, intermediate ones, or more advanced ones. After sharing the post on Reddit, some people suggested that the guitar lick examples should be easier, while others suggested that they should […]
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What’s the difference between a lead guitar solo that makes you beg for more, and one that bores you to death? Is it the scales the guitar player is using? Is it the number of positions the guitar player can play the scales in? Is it how fast the guitarist can play? Is it an
Guitar Phrasing: How to Improve your Solos by Simply Understanding a Concept Read More »
Many a time I have students who have the ability to at least start to improvise guitar solos, good solos if they commit to practicing the art of improvisation for a while, but they’re afraid that it’s not within their reach because they think they can’t play fast guitar, that they can’t “shred”, and that
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