Last updated 1/2023
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Master Playing and Improvising Dynamic Guitar Solos. Learn Essential Scales, Techniques, Theory, and Songwriting.
What you'll learn
The main goal of this course is to teach you how write, construct, and play improvised guitar solos all over the fretboard
You will learn essential guitar theory to prepare you for your career
You will learn how to navigate your fretboard and solo wherever you like based on your solid understanding of guitar theory.
You will learn how to memorize your fretboard notes as this allows you to jump around and play solos all over the guitar
You will learn how to combine your knowledge of scales with these solo techniques to create dynamic and meaningful melodic solos.
You will learn the essential scales needed to play and create epic guitar solos
Learn all the important techniques: legato, bends, vibrato, note stacking, slides, hammer on and pull offs, that will breath life and expression into your solos
You will learn advanced techniques such as sweep picking, cascading scales, and arpeggios
You will learn the art of writing and composing an epic guitar solo
You will be an all-round better guitar player due to your understanding of the connection of notes between chords and lead playing
You will improve your dexterity and technical ability in soloing as you work on the scales, exercises, and licks.
Learn Songwriting, gain understanding of how to put it all together to write inspiring guitar solos. Become a dynamic guitar soloist, not a guitar scale robot!
You will learn how to solo in different keys and gain the confidence by practicing over backing tracks in different keys.
By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge and skills to solo freely around the fretboard and express what's in your heart
Gain understanding and insight of how a full guitar solo is constructed. This will be a valuable experience to help you create your own guitar solos.
Requirements
You will need an electric guitar and amp
A passion to want to be a great lead guitar player, improvise, and write great guitar solos.
It would be nice if you have some previous experience playing basic chords and lead parts but this is not necessary as I start from the beginning and help you build your foundation from ground zero.
Description
Welcome to The Complete Guitar Solo Mastery*Course!Do you want to be a great guitar solo player? How would you like to develop the ability to solo all over the fretboard like your favorite guitar legends?This course has been specifically designed for those at the beginner and intermediate stages of electric guitar playing who want to master the art of being able play and improvise dynamic guitar solos all over the fretboard.Not only will you learn how to solo all over the fretboard, you will gain insight and understanding on how to be a unique, melodic, and inspiring guitar solo artist. In this course, your knowledge and ability in guitar soloing will be built from the ground up. With over 10 hours of video instruction, here's what will be covered in this course:You will learn the notes on your fretboard and and essential guitar theory to ensure you have a strong foundation for guitar soloing all over the fretboard. You will learn fundamental techniques such as how to pick correctly and different picking styles for maximum speed.You will learn the most essential scales that the majority of all guitar solos ever played are built on. You will learn all the essential guitar solo techniques such as bends, vibrato, sliding, hammer-ons and pull offs, note stacking, etc. to create expression when soloing.You will learn how to combine your knowledge of scales with these solo techniques to create dynamic and meaningful melodic solos.You will learn tons of licks in the "Lick Library" which will teach you how to combine different scales and techniques to create cool phrases. This also acts as "Vocabulary" when you are improvising and writing your solos. You will improve your dexterity and technical ability in soloing as you work on the scales, exercises, and licks.You will learn how to navigate your fretboard and solo wherever you like based on your solid understanding of guitar theory. You will learn Songwriting. This is where you gain understanding of how to put it all together to write inspiring guitar solos. My goal is to make sure you become a dynamic guitar soloist and not a guitar scale robot!I will walk you through one of my new songs and explain every step of the way to help you gain understanding and insight of how a full guitar solo is constructed. This will be a valuable experience to help teach you how to create your own guitar solos. You will learn advanced scale techniques that will set you above the crowd when playing guitar solos.You will learn advanced concepts such as how to solo over difficult chord and key changes.You will learn how to solo in different keys and gain the confidence by practicing over backing tracks in different keys.And much more! Along the way I will also share unique insights on guitar playing and help to steer you in the right direction!With a Full 30 Day Money Back Guarantee on Udemy, what do you have to lose? Try it out today and begin moving closer to your dream of being able to solo like a legend!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction to Guitar Solo Mastery
Lecture 1 Welcome to Guitar Solo Mastery
Section 2: Setting Up Your Electric Guitar, Amp, and Essential Knowledge
Lecture 2 Importance of Guitar Setup and String Height
Lecture 3 Pick Selection
Lecture 4 Picking Technique
Lecture 5 Alternate Picking & Exercise - 4 notes per string
Lecture 6 Economy Picking & Exercise - 3 notes per string
Lecture 7 Muting Your Guitar
Lecture 8 My Amp and Effects Setup for this course
Section 3: Essential Guitar Solo Theory
Lecture 9 Introduction
Lecture 10 Intervals and Major Scale Construction
Lecture 11 Tone and Semitone and Major Scale Construction
Lecture 12 Visualizing the Guitar Fretboard like a Piano
Lecture 13 Finding the Relative Minor of a Major Scale
Section 4: Guitar Fretboard Memorization
Lecture 14 Introduction to Fretboard Memorization
Lecture 15 Knowing the Open Strings - EADGBE
Lecture 16 Fretboard Memorization Technique - Memorizing only natural notes
Lecture 17 Low E String Memorization
Lecture 18 Low A String Memorization
Lecture 19 GAB, CDE, FGA Memorization
Lecture 20 Knowing the octave pattern of each note
Lecture 21 F Note Memorization
Lecture 22 G Note Memorization
Lecture 23 A Note Memorization
Lecture 24 B Note Memorization
Lecture 25 C Note Memorization
Lecture 26 D Note Memorization
Lecture 27 E Note Memorization
Section 5: The Pentatonic Scale
Lecture 28 Intro to Pentatonic & Position 1
Lecture 29 Position 2
Lecture 30 Position 3
Lecture 31 Position 4
Lecture 32 Position 5
Lecture 33 A Minor Backing Track For Exercises
Section 6: The Blues Scale
Lecture 34 Blues Position 1
Lecture 35 Blues Position 2
Lecture 36 Blues Position 3
Lecture 37 Blues Position 4
Lecture 38 Blues Position 5
Lecture 39 Blues Position 1-5 Exercise
Section 7: The Diatonic Scale
Lecture 40 Intro & Diatonic Position 1
Lecture 41 Diatonic Position 2
Lecture 42 Diatonic Position 3
Lecture 43 Diatonic Position 4
Lecture 44 Diatonic Position 5
Section 8: Linking Diatonic Scales - To create 3 note per string patterns
Lecture 45 Position 1 & 2 Link
Lecture 46 Position 2 & 3 Link- Route 1
Lecture 47 Position 2 & 3 Link - Route 2
Lecture 48 Position 3 & 4 Link
Lecture 49 Position 4 & 5 Link
Lecture 50 Position 5 & 1 Link
Lecture 51 Modes of the Major Scale Visualized Using The Pentatonic
Section 9: The Harmonic Minor Scale
Lecture 52 How to find the harmonic minor scale - Raised 7th of the Minor Scale
Lecture 53 How I play the Harmonic Minor Scale - Low E to High E
Section 10: Guitar Solo Essential Techniques
Lecture 54 Vibrato
Lecture 55 String Bending
Lecture 56 String Bending + Vibrato
Lecture 57 Sliding
Lecture 58 Hammer On and Pull Offs
Lecture 59 Note Stacking
Lecture 60 Double Stops - Using the Pentatonic Exercise
Lecture 61 Legato
Lecture 62 Harmonics
Lecture 63 Sweep Picking & Arpeggios
Section 11: Pentatonic Mastery - Advanced Patterns
Lecture 64 Pentatonic Mastery - Advanced Pattern 1 - Playing from Position 1 to 5
Lecture 65 Pentatonic Mastery - Advanced Pattern 2 - Cascading
Lecture 66 Pentatonic Mastery - Advanced Pattern 3 - Reverse Cascading
Lecture 67 Pentatonic Mastery - Advanced Pattern 4 - Diagonal Alternate
Lecture 68 Pentatonic Mastery - How to solo all over the fretboard
Section 12: Guitar Lick Library
Lecture 69 Introduction to Licks
Lecture 70 Lick 1
Lecture 71 Lick 2
Lecture 72 Lick 3
Lecture 73 Lick 4
Lecture 74 Lick 5
Lecture 75 Lick 6
Lecture 76 Lick 7
Lecture 77 Lick 8
Lecture 78 Lick 9
Lecture 79 Lick 10
Lecture 80 Lick 11
Lecture 81 Lick 12
Lecture 82 Lick 13
Lecture 83 Lick 14
Lecture 84 Lick 15
Lecture 85 Lick 16
Lecture 86 Lick 17
Lecture 87 Lick 18
Lecture 88 Lick 19
Lecture 89 Lick 20
Lecture 90 Lick 21
Lecture 91 Lick 22
Lecture 92 Lick 23
Lecture 93 Lick 24
Section 13: How to Solo All Over The Fretboard - Improvisation & Fretboard Navigation
Lecture 94 How to Solo All Over The Fretboard - Technique
Lecture 95 Improvisation & Fretboard Navigation - Exercise 1 - A minor or C major
Lecture 96 Improvisation & Fretboard Navigation - Exercise 2 - D minor or F major
Section 14: The CAGED Pentatonic Connection
Lecture 97 Introduction to the CAGED Pentatonic Connection
Lecture 98 The Major CAGED Pentatonic Connection
Lecture 99 The Minor CAGED Pentatonic Connection
Lecture 100 CAGED Pentatonic Connection Exercise 1 - C Em F Fm
Lecture 101 CAGED Pentatonic Connection Exercise 2 - Dm Bb Gm A
Lecture 102 CAGED Pentatonic Connection Exercise 3 - Em Bb C D
Section 15: Songwriting
Lecture 103 Introduction to Songwriting
Lecture 104 Song Structure when Writing Guitar Solos
Lecture 105 Combining Scales and Techniques to Create Unique Solos
Lecture 106 Playing what you hear in your head
Lecture 107 Meandering to Find Valuable Parts of Original Solos
Lecture 108 Finding inspiration from other songs and creating meaningful melody
Lecture 109 Importance of Playing With Feel
Section 16: Backing Tracks in Different Keys
Lecture 110 Introduction to Backing Tracks in Different Keys
Lecture 111 A Minor Backing Track
Lecture 112 E Minor Backing Track
Lecture 113 F Minor Backing Track
Lecture 114 C# Minor Backing Track
Lecture 115 E Minor Backing Track
Lecture 116 D Minor Backing Track
Section 17: Song Study - The breakdown of the construction of a Guitar Solo
Lecture 117 Introduction
Lecture 118 Before the Throne - Song Playthrough
Lecture 119 Equipment Used for Guitar Solo Tone
Lecture 120 Before the Throne - Intro
Lecture 121 Before the Throne - Verse 1
Lecture 122 Before the Throne - Verse 2
Lecture 123 Before the Throne - Free Solo Part 1
Lecture 124 Before the Throne - Free Solo Part 2 & Ending
Lecture 125 Before the Throne - Last Chord & Improvisation
Lecture 126 Before the Throne - Full Song Slow Motion for Study
Lecture 127 Before the Throne - Backing Track
Section 18: Advanced Topics & Concepts
Lecture 128 Advanced Concepts Introduction
Lecture 129 Pentatonic 2-String Ladder Technique
Lecture 130 Repeating Lick Patterns
Lecture 131 My Advice on Using Modes of the Major / Diatonic Scale
Section 19: Thank you and Final Words
Lecture 132 Thank you and Final Words
My target students are those who want to learn how to play lead guitar and who want to be able to improvise and write their own guitar solos
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