How to NEVER Run out of Ideas when Soloing (the easiest way!)

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Ever hit a wall and felt like you've run out of ideas when improvising? Well, worry no more! In this lesson, we're uncovering the easiest way to keep your solos fresh and exciting, ensuring you never run out of creative sparks. With a few simple techniques, you'll learn how to generate endless musical ideas and keep your solos sounding dynamic and engaging. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, these tips will help you tap into a well of creativity you never knew you had. So, grab your guitar, get ready to unlock your inner improviser, and let's make sure you always have something amazing to play. Trust me, your solos will never be the same again!
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@gypsynerfherder Месяц назад

Holy s**t! You’ve just completely unlocked the fretboard for me with this lesson!

@GuitarMasteryMethod Месяц назад

Haha this is awesome to hear!

@youngsuccess6330 Месяц назад

What he goes into helps alot with improvisation, you need to be fearless when u improvise on your own and not be afraid to put the guitar down.

@ivanildocafu3452 22 дня назад

Same here. 🤘

@narta11 Месяц назад

Practice one note. Bend it, hammer it, slide it, Tremelo it, half bend, full bend, bend and release, bend and hold, bend and vibrate, and so on and so forth. Make that one note talk and you can make them all talk.

@zubrycky Месяц назад

Great advice! Don't forget the trill.

@pan-galactic-gargleblaster 25 дней назад

if you bend the note, aren't you playing a second note 🧐

@ricemartini2135 3 дня назад

@@pan-galactic-gargleblasterwell, Nes and Yo..

@reiniclever Месяц назад

I came across your site by chance - in 1987 I stopped being a musician and playing the guitar. At the beginning of the year I got my old Strat 25-Anniversary out (my God, that thing still sounds great after so many years) and rediscovered my passion. You helped me out - thank you very much - by the way, I'm 67 - greetings from Vienna

@Guitarharmonics Месяц назад

Eddie is one of the better teachers on you tube. He explains the how's of playing various guitar techniques in ways easy to understand. thank you Ed. you're definitely THE MAN!

@thespian1961 Месяц назад

Indeed he is. Try Rusty too. They're both excellent.

@Dr.Pepperdave Месяц назад

Try Marty too...

@user-ly1th4kx9h Месяц назад

Your videos completely changed me to next level

@gman7380 Месяц назад

Good lesson offering useful ideas for those stuck in the standard pentatonic rut players often find themselves in while getting all the shapes under their fingers. Thanks for taking the time to make this video!

@cruzamaro3591 Месяц назад

Your videos about just taking a fragment of the scale is really good and helpful. I was one of the many that thought that you have to use the whole scale up and down to make something good, but then what. When you master those little fragments of the scale then you maximize the use of it. It’s really good and interesting the things you can learn with different people with different ideas.

@cammovies101 Месяц назад

Thanks mate. Ur making an old 58 year old play again. Cheers.

@marvinbush9330 Месяц назад

How could no one make a comment about these soloing instructions?🎸🎼🎵🎶

@mr.iowegian Месяц назад

Been playing 20 years and I still suck at soloing. This is brilliant, yet simple! Thanks!

@CarClubsAutos-il6vr 25 дней назад

Yoo your number 5 best guitar teachers, enjoy your motivation spirit.

@TomMarvan Месяц назад

Motif: a short succession of notes producing a single impression; a brief melodic or rhythmic formula out of which longer passages are developed.

@ciachetti Месяц назад

Eddie your lessons are the best. Thank you

@steveeckert8396 Месяц назад

BB hung out on the 8th and 10th box so much they named it after him 😂😂😂 great video

@geeinski Месяц назад

Totally sweet info! You are An amazing teacher and are helping me tremendously get out of my Multi year rut. Thank you so much!!!!!

@GuitarMasteryMethod Месяц назад

Happy to help!

@clayallison7082 Месяц назад

Im constantly doing exactly what you described at the beginning of the video, and I'm an advanced player. Thank u for the advice. 👍👍

@patrickbarr6398 Месяц назад

Once again beyond awesome...your gmm courses are gold and worth every penny

@GuitarMasteryMethod Месяц назад

Cheers Patrick!

@Abdulhaqq7148 26 дней назад

GOOD TIP..

@jocirdasilva5073 Месяц назад

I love your videos brother.lota of excellent containt!!thanks!

@haho969 Месяц назад

Thanks,very helpfull insruction❤

@bruce5168 Месяц назад

All true. Great video.

@henryadetulubo5200 Месяц назад

Thanks sooo much for this. It opened my eyes....literally.

@youngsuccess6330 Месяц назад

Thank you, these are things i kinda figured out in the last few months just while playing everyday. I sit and play for 5+ hours a day. I feel like i lost alot of time im 23 and started gigging i used to play an acoustic in high school and stopped for years, bought my first electric a year ago and practice is everything in doing gigs with my drummer (oldest friend) now and ive only been playing “really” for about 15 months

@paulcaleb1394 Месяц назад

That makes so much sense, really glad I watched this lesson.

@juliodefreitas157 Месяц назад

An Absolute awesome lesson. Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤❤

@peterodemwingie1490 Месяц назад

Very useful tips. Thank you 😀👍🏽🎸🎵🥳

@sethsullivan5295 12 дней назад

Helpful video thanks!

@risingson74 Месяц назад

As a very new beginner, I've been learning the extended pentatonics and can work my way across the fretboard and back but it doesn't sound "musical" at all, just a bunch of notes going up and down. I'm trying to learn things like this to turn those scales into something that sounds interesting, so this video is really helpful. Please make more vidoes on tricks and ideas for guitar "linguistics" and how to really go from a boring scale to something that sounds interesting. Love the video man, you're a great teacher!

@jordangamble3515 Месяц назад

Use the hotboxes he talks about you can go forward on a lick then run the lick backwards. Then hit triads in different octaves. Then maybe start sliding into some notes. Start a a hotbox lick slow then speed it up real quick but still keep it musical not too fast depending on beat. And definitely make sure to play scales with a backing track. Playing scales without a backing track vs playing with a backing track is a game changer. There is a RnB backing track in c minor on RU-vid and I think you would really enjoy. And another thing that I heard a guitarist say when soloing is to try and start in the middle and work your way up or down in octaves. Some start position 1 then climb. And another cool thing is starting a lick in position 1 for example instead of playing all 4 notes create a lick with 2 notes then finish the other two notes that finish it but in a different octave.

@KDMusic62 Месяц назад

Very very useful!

@jfmax2000 Месяц назад

Great Advisory Blueprint Here... And Thanx For The Instructional Video 😎👊💯💯

@jamesadams1064 Месяц назад

And once again we get Two Tickets to Paradise. Thanks again Eddie.

@Rick1198s Месяц назад

As always, a very useful, well explained, and simple to execute lesson Eddie 😍 It seems like a slightly abridged version of the 2-3-2-3-2-3 pattern (minor) and the 3-2-3-2-3-2 pattern (major), and I find these patterns to be of great help in moving up and down the fretboard. I may be wrong but I think there is a GMM lesson on these patterns too 🥳

@MustafaBaabad Месяц назад

You told me before to include "dynamic" while playing the licks. It will also enhace the play. Cheers from Indonesia.

@parvinderpankaj8466 Месяц назад

Very useful ideas tysm Eddie 👍👍❤️

@LloydMajor Месяц назад

Thank you for the class!

@johnmitchell8356 Месяц назад

This dude is badass

@arabar1111 Месяц назад

Hooray! Another awesome video Thank you

@GuitarMasteryMethod Месяц назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@igortretsnom Месяц назад

Really appreciate your videos

@Rob-fn1lm Месяц назад

I takes discipline to learn guitar but it's worth the effort

@hl5910 Месяц назад

Another fantastic vid 👍👍👍

@teddygrammatonbmx2226 Месяц назад

This was fantastic and I have learned most of my blues guitar thanks to my man here!!!

@vincetracy7719 Месяц назад

Lovely attitude. Thanks for the tips.

@GuitarMasteryMethod Месяц назад

Anytime, Vince!

@rodbate3181 Месяц назад

Hi Eddie all good here in the UK. Good lesson mate.

@GuitarMasteryMethod Месяц назад

Great to hear, Rod!

@user-pr8op7px7f Месяц назад

You don't want to endlessly drone on and on though, otherwise your drummer won't be able to tell when to cut you off.

@OnwardAndEdward Месяц назад

This is more focused around when you’re at home working on your improv chops. Obviously in a band setting you’ll want to read the room.

@FutureGuitarGod Месяц назад

hey i got that shirt...:)

@Acidificationable Месяц назад

Thanks, man! Your course and videos made me finally stop lying myself and quit trying to learn how to play.

@OnwardAndEdward Месяц назад

It’s never too late to pick it back up

@Acidificationable Месяц назад

@@OnwardAndEdward It actually might be, given that your physical abilities decline over the age, as well as your mental ability to learn and adopt new things. Fingers simply don't have the same movement and dexterity when you're 50 or 60 as they had when you're 20 or 30.

@OnwardAndEdward Месяц назад

@@Acidificationable you’re right, however I’ve had students in their 70s and 80s pick up guitar for the first time and learn to play in a way that fulfills them. They may not be playing like Eddie Van Halen, but they’re finding joy in what they’re learning. It comes down to setting realistic goals, given your situation, and understanding that getting frustrated is a natural part of the process of developing new skills.

@Acidificationable Месяц назад

@@OnwardAndEdward I agree, after all, it's supposed to be fun and to fulfill you. However, not being able to play RHCP-s "Snow" is reaaaaally frustrating and makes me wanna quit. However, I won't, I just had to spill my bitterness. Love your course so far, everything else is on me, my impatience especially.

@APW-ry2ok 5 дней назад

@@AcidificationableBB king is over twenty and sounds ok not forgetting Eric Clapton ,Carlos Santana,Keith Richards I could go on and on……

@bryantcochran5065 26 дней назад

Yeah man, changing the phrasing within the same three or four notes can open new doors in a solo.

@Fuff63 Месяц назад

Helpful vid thx. Respectfully, we should not be soloing live for very long anyway. -Keep it short sweet and appropriate. Otherwise the ladies leave the dance floor. Cheers

@OnwardAndEdward Месяц назад

I agree! Definitely read the room when playing with a band. This is more for when you’re at home woodshedding your improv chops.

@patreagan6310 Месяц назад

Awesome instructor for real, instructor sir what is your name, how could I get in touch to ask few questions please?

@bars4fd 12 дней назад

Does that happen to be a 1993 PRS ? I had one that looked exactly like this one, sold it around 2014-15. Just curious 👍

@lamper2 23 дня назад

9:59 Aren't you one note(E on the g string) away from the famous "house pattern"?

@ryantotten5011 16 дней назад

7:36-7:53

@zmaan111 Месяц назад

Eddie is excellent so isn’t Brian,AM.

@DownloadeousMaximus 9 дней назад

I’ve been in “A” zone. But not “The” zone. 😢

@davidwhite7309 Месяц назад

I think this is how I get confused. Learning the lesson how to solo in any key and caged. I’m always needing to know the key that we are in. So I’m confused with out knowing the key.

@OnwardAndEdward Месяц назад

I’m playing A minor pentatonic in this video, in case that’s what you’re wondering.

@user-ly1th4kx9h Месяц назад

Your ear will tell you the key with practice just don't stop 🛑💯