1 Simple Guitar Soloing Pattern - You Can Use To Impress! | Steve Stine | GuitarZoom.com

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+Tibor Frei LOL i feel the same way buddy

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Did you ever learn this?

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@@JussiPryyl its actually easy if you have played g major 3 string scale before ... play with slow speed for some days and after some days you will get to speed

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[@geetarguy777]

it is awesome to learn a lick that sounds epic like this one does, but if you know more, like scales and progressions, you could take this technique and apply it to your own solos. fun fact: solos is solos backwards.

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when I teach people (I'm not a pro teacher, I'm only doing this for family and friends) I always try to teach them a few simple cords first and tell them they don't need to worry about why these work together and why the are in the shapes they are. E, A, G, C, and D first because they can use these 5 on like 90% of accoustic songs, and the ones where these aren't enough, they usually need to learn only one more.

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Yep you can ascend doing the same pattern too. All Gilbert-esque runs and moderately easy for how good they sound.

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I love these short simple exercises, this will keep me busy awhile.

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[@maxwellhawk]

Nice... I've been self learner on guitar. U know just pick up music on hearing, but most of solo has extremely fast part where i cant even recognize which sounds play. But learning dif kind of techniques will help me to understand what they playing without picking up each sound. Thx bro ^_^

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Articulated very well, both musically and verbally

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this is a good lesson, but I think it helps to explain terminology such as "alternate picking " or "circular picking " so the audience knows what they are learning. this is very well explained though. good vid

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This is easy when you do it , not so easy for me but I’m still working on it lol haven’t given up though Steve thanks ! 🎸🎸🎸💥💥💥🎸🎸🎸

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This is really great 6:07 6:10

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the explanation of the up down between strings has really helped me. What do you do for ascending scales?

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Really hard exercise, but most rewarding.. There are patterns like this all over the fret board to practice. My problem is I'm into trying to write and play my own music. Which I am a good guitar player and writer, but I will never shred unless I master things like these finger exercises that strengthen your fingers.

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Good stuff showing us how to learn it and not just giving out the pattern and having to try to work it out ourselves many thanks looking forward to more lessons from you Thankyou, Peter

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great teacher for sure.. been trying to use my pinky for quite some time now buttttt. man it does not want to cooperate, this exercise should help a bunch.. if not i will find 3 finger lessons..lol

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That's where I have my problem, My picking is not where I need to be at, I can't go up and down, I'm used to going down. Thanks for the video.

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This lesson is good for small hands.

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The large stretch can be omitted. 5 frets 1 string, rule. 5 frets lower from the pinky. one string over. So where your pinky is dropped it 5 frets say your on the A string. Count 5 frets lower in pitch play the D string. Then you have the easier 4 fret patter like the beginning of the riff. Not this huge 5 fret stretch.

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for most players the upstroke is the toughest to do. that alone takes a while.

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Exactly what I need right now.

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Well explained in detail, great job (I am a student of you btw)!

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Paul Gilbert demonstrates this pattern back in the 80s in his Star Licks video.

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Beautiful sir , Llove from Pakistan, pretty cOol pattern, Blessings,

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Hi Steve, I absolutely love your approach to teaching. And I've been keeping tune pretty often. I've picked up a guitar, but struggle with where to start. I've played music for over a decade now, mostly on the brass instruments. I have a thorough understanding of modes, melodic/harmonic minors as well, time and keys, etc. If I could even just get a link to something that would help me apply what I know, or some tips, that'd be a huge help. Thanks!

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This will make a good speed building exercise. :)

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Really helpful. Thank you.

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Thanks for vid. This is just what I was looking for to build up my speed.

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Great technique! I will definitely be practicing this! I'm really enjoying your videos.

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You are a great instructor. I'm 67 years old, I use to play about 45 years ago, can't remember much. I'm getting frustrated because I can't spread my fingers as far as I once did. Any suggestions?

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practice :)

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There is a video by john petrucci called "Rock Discipline" in which he has a killer set of warm up techniques, including stretches and exercises that combine all of these. That helped me a lot!

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Thanks,I'll check it out.

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I find if I play a bit, especially warm up exercises, on an acoustic... When I switch back to the electric It feels smaller and faster

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@@gmangsxr750 well yeah that's true cuz actual physics but I've learned on an acoustic all my life and the electric just amazes me because there's so much more to explore down there up there whatever it is

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Really nice lesson! I was also wondering what the model of your Ibanez is. Its pretty nice! Keep up the great lessons!

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Great info! TY!!

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Thanks for posting this video ! I'll definitely try this pattern.

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thats always a good exercise, but i have trouble on the 6th string with the stretch, any hints on helping me ?

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Well done!

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Very cool riff with that G major scale. I was curious what amplifier and/or pedal you used in this video.

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At that time, I was using my Hughes and Kettner Black Spirit amp

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