How to Start Soloing on Guitar: Beginner Friendly Guide

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Step by step instructions

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Understand my methodology

Chapter 2: Basic theory and the most common scales.

Lecture 1: Basic notes on the guitar

Lecture 2: How to read tabs

Lecture 3: How to find & memorize the notes on the guitar fretboard

Lecture 4: Whole Step and hald step (tone and Semitone)

Lecture 5: WARM-UP TIME Technical exercises to acoustic and electric guitar

Lecture 6: Why are there both sharps and flats?

Lecture 7: Triads – how important are they?

Lecture 8: Major and Minor Scales

Lecture 9: The Chord Scale System

Lecture 10: Self control and discipline

Lecture 11: Guitar riffs to Improve Your Playing

Lecture 12: Palm Muting Technique

Lecture 13: Minor 7th Pentatonic Scale – Best scale for soloing

Lecture 14: Music techniques – hammer on, pull off, slide and natural harmonic

Chapter 3: The most effective way to get the technical, speed and precision.

Lecture 1: How to develop Speed & Technique without boring exercises.

Lecture 2: Deep Purple – Smoke On The Water – Smoke on the water

Lecture 3: The Beatles – Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds – Guitar Riffs

Lecture 4: Red hot chili peppers – Suck my kiss – Guitar Tab

Lecture 5: Prince – Let's Go Crazy – Guitar Riff

Lecture 6: Lynyrd Skynyrd – Sweet Home Alabama – Guitar Riffs

Chapter 4: Guitar licks and famous guitar solos.

Lecture 1: Fast Rock Licks 1 – Increase your speed and technique

Lecture 2: Fast Rock Licks 2 – Increase your speed and technique

Lecture 3: Fast Rock Licks 3 – Increase your speed and technique

Lecture 4: Fast Rock Licks 4 – Increase your speed and technique

Lecture 5: Fast Rock Licks 5 – Increase your speed and technique

Lecture 6: Fast Rock Licks 6 – Increase your speed and technique

Lecture 7: Fast Rock Licks 7 – Increase your speed and technique

Lecture 8: Fast Rock Licks 8 – Increase your speed and technique

Lecture 9: Fast Rock Licks 9 – Increase your speed and technique

Lecture 10: Fast Rock Licks 10 – Increase your speed and technique

Lecture 11: The ultimate trick to using arpeggios – Triads

Lecture 12: The ultimate trick to using arpeggios – Tetrads

Lecture 13: Guitar Solos – Watch before your first class

Lecture 14: Audioslave – Be yourself – Guitar Tab

Lecture 15: Analyzing Audioslave – Be Yourself Guitar Solo

Lecture 16: Red hot chili peppers – Californication – Guitar Tab

Lecture 17: Nirvana – Smells like teen spirit – Guitar Tab

Lecture 18: Analyzing Nirvana Smells Like Teen Spirit Guitar Solo

Lecture 19: Queen – Crazy little thing called love – Guitar Tab

Chapter 5: How to compose your first planned Guitar solo.

Lecture 1: How to change Scale Shapes

Lecture 2: Greek Modes (Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian etc…)

Lecture 3: Greek Modes Practice (Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian etc…)

Lecture 4: Connecting Scale Shapes and Playing Up The Neck Part 1

Lecture 5: Connecting Scale Shapes and Playing Up The Neck Part 2

Lecture 6: What nobody teaches you about the BLUES SCALE.

Lecture 7: Blues approach to improvise guitar solos in any key.

Lecture 8: Call and Response + Blues Accent + Octave Guitar Licks

Lecture 9: Call and Response Lick Exercise

Lecture 10: How to compose your first planned Guitar solo – Part 1

Lecture 11: How to compose your first planned Guitar solo – Part 2

Chapter 6: Guitar Effects Tips

Lecture 1: How To Get Rid of Noisy Pedals?

Lecture 2: How to order guitar pedals in your signal chain?

Lecture 3: Guitar Pedals or Computer Plugins?

Lecture 4: Replica Guitar Pedals.

Chapter 7: Final Notes and Other Guitar Courses

Lecture 1: Final Important Notes