How to SOLO - Melodically, Clearly, Musically (Pt. 2 of 4)

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How to SOLO - Melodically, Clearly, Musically (Pt. 2 of 4)

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This is from a 4-part series I originally made for my Patreon channel, Guitar Tips Pro. (There, I refer to this sort of serial lesson as a ‘Throughline’.) It’s about soloing melodically, with a nod to the underlying chord progression.
If you like this lesson - and the other three from this series - you’ll find many more like it inside Guitar Tips Pro: / guitartipspro
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@roomsforghost 2 ай бұрын

Building blocks....So good. Such a smart way to teach this

@stefanobonoli8783 2 ай бұрын

I like the “unitar” concept at the end, also to remember Mick Goodrick birthday three days ago. ❤

@goswo 2 ай бұрын

Really really helpful. I get often frustrated watching “teachers” playing “thousand” notes fast, and explain how simple their methods are. Sure, but not for me. You work and teaching is great Adam. As a bonus I always leave with a good calm vibe :-)

@mitchellhaller7190 2 ай бұрын

"playing through with no mistakes" Sounds easy but can you do it? Thanks for this very nice lesson.

@music_works 2 ай бұрын

These are great Adam, it's giving me ideas for how to approach this topic with my own students too. Thank you! Also, would love to see a video about that Jaguar some day! My first real guitar (still have it) is a Jaguar and even when put up against my 335 and my tele it still has the best range of tones. Highly underrated guitars, especially for recording.

@AdamLevyGuitarTips 2 ай бұрын

Agreed! I love my Jag. It's a ’62, I believe. It was stripped when I bought it a few years ago. I had it properly cleaned and prepped by Chicago Fret Works, and then Dan Strain (Danocaster) re-finished it in copper.