Guitar Soloing - Create Hundreds of Your Own Licks...Right Now!
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Do you ever listen to your guitar heroes and wonder how they sound so good...and you just sound, er like you?
In this guitar lesson you'll learn a super powerful way to use the 'clues' in the guitar licks you learn to make up hundreds of your own ideas. Finding and using these 'clues' is the key to building an awesome sounding rock guitar soloing style...you can literally 'breed' hundreds of licks with a bit of practice. Let's jump in!
Guitar Soloing - Breed Guitar Licks Like Rabbits! (guitar lesson breakdown)
0:05 Random, rambling guitar solos a problem? Not sure what to play when you step for a solo? Just feel like you're mindlessly 'running up and down scales'? The key is to find the clues in the licks we learn.
0:38 We can 'harvest' these clues from all the licks we learn from the great players..and use them to build hundreds (or more!) great sounding licks of our own.
0:45 Let's look at some examples from the A blues scale down at the 5th fret. Check out this lick I'm going to use for the lesson.
1:20 Often guitarists learn a lick and try to duplicate it the exact same way every time they play a solo. Trouble is...they often can't remember it (I've certainly been there...and you probably have too!)
1:40 But what if we forgot about playing the whole lick and focused on just stripping out the good bits? If I break this lick into chunks I can take each 'chunk' and try to rework it into ideas of my own.
2:02 Hear me demo reworking the first part of the lick over a backing jam. I'm trying to recycle it into all sorts of similar but new ideas instead of repeating the same thing round and round.
2:43 Let's take the next part of the lick: the common bend on the G string. Hear me demo messing with this as I jam over the backing track!
3:45 So what kinds of results can you expect from doing this? Well, you could see instant change...I've seen it in my students many times.
What you'll find is that you'll be much less likely to just 'run up and down' a scale shape when you play because you'll have some 'clues' about what to play.
4:02 Join my free rock guitar training course starting soon! Loads of cool licks, tips as well as a rock backing track for you to practice over.
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Learn how to build an awesome rock soloing lick library...
3 types of rock guitar lick you should be using for more exciting solos..
And 3 crucial ingredients for a powerful rock solo every time!
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