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| Repeat-Licks For Soloing, rating: 8.2 |
| This lesson introduces repeat-licks that can be used to spice up your solos. They are impressive and fun! POSTED: 05/16/2007 - 01:28 pm |
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| Improvisation For The Fingerstyle Guitarist. Part 2, rating: 8.1 |
| The previous lesson was started with some practical example of improvisaton for fingerstyle playing. Today we continue with another concept. POSTED: 02/09/2006 - 04:57 am |
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| Improvisation For The Fingerstyle Guitarist. Part 1, rating: 8.3 |
| To compose something decent, you not only need the goodwill of the muse but also at least some insight into harmony and compositional techniques. As improvising is 'instant composing' you will definitely need all these tools. POSTED: 02/02/2006 - 08:53 am |
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| Soloing In Illustrations, rating: 9.1 |
| Here are some illustrations how famous guitarists used arpeggios for different soloing techniques. POSTED: 08/02/2005 - 05:23 am |
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| Soloing With Minimal Theory Knowledge, rating: 7.6 |
| You want to jam and don't know how? Read this and learn. This lesson will show which notes you can play for a certain scale, all written in easy to read and remember diagrams. This won't tell you why. Just how. POSTED: 03/09/2005 - 09:32 am |
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| Beginning Rock And Blues Soloing, rating: 8.3 |
| Just a little kicker for those who want to get started in soloing. POSTED: 02/10/2005 - 10:31 am |
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| Guitar Fanning, rating: 3.8 |
| If you are a gun person and know what fanning a revolver is, you will love this lesson. POSTED: 12/16/2004 - 07:12 am |
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| Soloing Basics II. Part 4 - Arpeggio, rating: 8.3 |
| This lesson revolves around of the misunderstood entity known as the arpeggio. POSTED: 07/19/2004 - 04:02 am |
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| Soloing Basics II. Part 3 - Harmonizing, rating: 8.7 |
| When you plan ahead and add some harmony, your solos and melodies can get really evolving. POSTED: 07/19/2004 - 03:56 am |
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| Soloing Basics II. Part 2 - Resolutions, rating: 6.8 |
| Let's delve into this enigma of soloing a little more and find out how to do it. POSTED: 07/19/2004 - 03:53 am |
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| Soloing Basics II. Part 1 - The Basics, rating: 6 |
| Let's make sure you will never stuck in the middle of the tune, trying to figure what kind of solo you should play. POSTED: 07/19/2004 - 03:49 am |
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| Guitar Soloing - A Concept For Begginers, rating: 7.9 |
| Soloing is more than just a couple of scales. Here are some examples. POSTED: 01/20/2004 - 07:21 am |
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| Using Modes To Compose Solos, rating: 6.9 |
| This is a little lesson I made on modes. Just take a look at some of them and get a feel for what they sound like. They can really help with your solos. POSTED: 01/20/2004 - 07:01 am |
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| Major Pentatonic Scale Use, rating: 8.4 |
| Ever played a solo in your minor pentatonic scale and it sounded shocking and you have no idea why? Try this lesson. POSTED: 11/20/2003 - 08:19 am |
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| Composing Solos, rating: 7.1 |
| Okay people, it's great to practise scales and patterns and know all the theory in the world, but you have to be able to put it to practical use. So here, I've composed some short leads to show you a few different ways of writing leads. This one is played over a moderate rock groove. POSTED: 07/31/2003 - 07:16 am |
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| Soloing Basics. Part 4 - Arpeggios, rating: 8.9 |
| This lesson revolves around an of misunderstood entity known as the arpeggio. The first quesion that pops into everyone's mind at the mention of this enigmatic term is, "What's an arpeggio?" The fact that it sounds like a type of pasta does not diminish in the least its tremendous usefullness in the world of soloing. POSTED: 07/31/2003 - 07:16 am |
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| Soloing Basics. Part 3 - Harmonizing, rating: 8.8 |
| One of the things that is a side effect of the shredding movement is the single note solo thing. Let's look at what harmony is. The dictionary says that harmony is "a combination of musical sounds considered to be pleasing." POSTED: 07/31/2003 - 07:16 am |
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| Soloing Basics. Part 2 - Scales, rating: 6 |
| Let's delve into this enigma of soloing a little more and find out how to do it. If you have a chord change under your one tone (eighth notes or whatever) now you have developed an implied note change even though you are still playing the same note. Let's see why. POSTED: 07/31/2003 - 07:16 am |
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| Soloing Basics. Part 1 - Soloing Pattern, rating: 5.4 |
| Let's say that your makeshift band is jammin' on a simple three chord warm up progression. It's your turn to solo and what are you going to do? Based on the chord progression, we'll pick a note as our soloing key of choice. POSTED: 07/31/2003 - 07:16 am |
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| Where To Start With Soloing, rating: 6.5 |
| As most people who have been playing for a while will tell you, one of the most fundamental things to learn in improvisation is the blues. Coincidentally, which scale is one of the best to use when playing the blues, you gessued it, the Pentatonic. POSTED: 07/31/2003 - 07:16 am |
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