How to Solo In Under 5-Minutes - with only 6-Notes Required! ⏱

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Imagine (in 30 minutes or less) soloing all across your fretboard in any key... 121,507+ guitarists are using this daily - don't miss out! ➡ www.guitarmasterymethod.com/XhTlm3bTtPg

[@shaunlovett1565]

Thats Gold

[@mikebreen4381]

Best guitar teacher on the you tube! Thanks Eddie!

[@jerrymcdaniel4539]

Yes I like this guy. Very informative.

[@pieterharmse3657]

Can never thankyou enough Eddie. God bless you and I mean it

[@TheAgentJeweler]

Dawwg I came up with a cool riff from this thanks man !!

[@antoniopetroff979]

Thank you for the lesson! Ive never thought about starting the minor pentatonic on the 4th note and using the thumb to play the root after. You really got me thinking on this video. Much appreciation!

[@gertjanboot5535]

thanks again Eddie 🎸🎸🎸🎼🎵🎶

[@susandaniels4879]

This is super fun, sounds great :)

[@COMtnPilot]

My AhhHaaa moment! Thanks Brotha! 🤟🏽🎸🎼

[@leonardholbrook1678]

Great lesson thanks Eddie

[@foxxmulderxx]

killer tone

[@mennott8346]

Awesome lesson for me a beginner thx so much!

[@petset77]

Pretty guitar!

[@sharkman4928]

Great video and my God.....what a beautiful guitar!!!!!!!!!! 😍

[@PlouplePoupi]

Tasty and fun ! Thanks✨🙏🏻👍🏼🍒

[@JamieLynnMorris]

I wanna be like you when I grow up! 😁

[@MrMisterock]

That's a very nice Tele Les Paul Ibanez Art 100 guitar. Wow.

[@OnwardAndEdward]

Thanks! It’s a custom “Standard” built by Ian Anderson of IA Guitars

[@waynegram8907]

Make a lesson on which rock pop songs use modes in the guitar solos

[@reginamiller3153]

🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@jefflarsen9595]

Hey Eddie! Great video, but I have a quick question: is there a "formula" to know which notes to start that low E string, 3-note run? For example, you're in the key of E, but your first note is an A. So if I'm in the key of A, what note would I use?

[@OnwardAndEdward]

If you wanted to start in the same way, then yes you would play a D (5th fret, A string)… But the only “formula” to follow is keeping within those notes that are in key. You can randomize the notes within the pattern to come up with interesting note choices.

[@steved100]

The start of the 3 note run is always found at the FOURTH of the key ... and, in terms of fretboard location, one string up (from the floor) and two frets back (away from guitar body) from the root note of whatever key you are in.

[@tman6495]

Great riff's to learn. Your tone.... is very balsy...what guitar and amp are you using?

[@newman92649]

What amp and settings are you using ? David.

[@risingson74]

Beginner here, sorry for the dumb question. But is there a reason you're only limited to those 6 notes instead of utilizing the entire pentatonic pattern from the low E to the high E? For instance on the A pentatonic you have the A note on the 5th fret of the low E, another A on the 7th fret of the D, and another A on the 5th fret of the high E string? So couldn't you essentially use the entire pentatonic scale?

[@donaldpniaczek572]

What or is there a pedal that can enhance artificial harmonics ???? I could stand to improve using pinch harmonics...

[@OnwardAndEdward]

Generally, more distortion will help make pinch harmonics pop out. It’s not about a specific pedal, it’s more about how much gain you’re running overall. I would try increasing the gain from your amp or whatever pedal(s) you currently have.

[@donaldpniaczek572]

I like playing through a DSL 40.. Is lighter and sounds good...I have a Fender twin and a Boss Katana....I sure would like to be able to hit artificial harmonics on command like Billy Gibbons does....not easy..at least fir me anyways

[@OnwardAndEdward]

@@donaldpniaczek572If you go further back in our lesson archive on this channel you’ll find a lesson on pinch harmonics that may help!