5 Minutes to Start Soloing - The 6-Note Solo Technique (Guitar Lesson)

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In this video, Steve Stine is going to show you an easy way to solo over any chord progression, even if you don’t know any scales.
Watch the video and give this soloing technique a try... and don't forget to comment!
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[@xkionaxamayax]

I have been a school teacher for more than a decade, what I want to say is that I know what does it mean to be a GREAT teacher, and YOU ARE AN AMAZING TEACHER!!!! I have never seen anyone explaining this in such a simple, clear, and beautiful manner. Thank you so much for sharing with others your talent. I do not know if you studied to become a teacher, but you understand very well how to do it. I am so excited to try what you just taught me. I will give you an update later. Kudos mi amigo, y muchas gracias.

[@henryburke5472]

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[@terminator3710]

I love how doesn't put himself above others and make everyone think they suck compared to him. He legitimately wants to help anyone who wants to learn, learn and he makes it easy to understand and continues to make sure everyone knows it is to have fun. At the end of the day, music is about having fun.

[@Guitarzoom]

That's what it's all about, raise each other up, especially in this disgusting mess we call social media :-)

[@venkysankaran]

This is goldmine. So essentially what is happening here is playing the partial sequence of pentatonic scale in first position corresponding to the chord the solo is played over. Suddenly it is all beginning to get unlocked in mind and make sense. Thank you Steve.

[@petefinn4914]

WOW! Steve....I am 58 yrs old....used to play in shit bands in my youth..LOL..Never been a great player...know most of my chords, but gave it away over 20 yrs ago. This video has inspired me so much - I just went out and bought a brand new yamaha gig pack with a VOX amp. My very 1st NEW guitar I might add. I'm going to get back into music....and learn from your vids...well done mate...From Australia....(my wife has made me buy some headphones) LOL...

[@mcmadman51canada]

I don't know which is better, your teaching method or your personality. Thanks Steve you are a gift to the internet!

[@jamescook7389]

Mcmadman, I could not agree more, and he makes it fun and simple, and relates to all levels of players, and for me this is important.

[@AllThatIKnowNow]

Agreed! Steve makes soloing so easy. I've been stuck playing rhythm and over-complicating things with trying to remember blues scales etc ... when all I needed was this 6 note approach. Thanks Steve, you are gift to all guitar players out there!

[@rcbrooks5062]

He really has a great, inviting presence. It's all very encouraging. If you want a laugh, I've really been into bluegrass and looked into this to do more with my licks and was delighted by this video.

[@trevanders]

James Cook : same for me. SS is a great teacher and keeps it interesting. Great work teacher1

[@petermuller-jhb]

Agreed, literally one of the most likeable people I've ever seen on the internet!

[@donalddade5643]

I love this guy's teaching method and presentation. +1 for "If music always maid sense, we wouldn't have Rock... we just wouldn't." Amen, brother.

[@jheromesbasschannel1634]

This literally Help me a lot,ive been struggling so hard to understand this ,but with you im able to get it in just 5 minutes. thank you so much sir!

[@MetalSociety21]

This is probably the best guitar lesson I've ever seen on KZbin 🙌

[@omairsh8]

I say that about every one of Steve's videos

[@saulbertoletti4595]

Well done, sir! It is true that teachers are born (I teach too) and you certainly have it. The two messages in your videos "Have fun" and "If music made sense rock'n'roll would not exist" should be framed and put up in every musician's room. Thank you for sharing!

[@AM-rq1no]

This was the best "silent spin" of the minor pentatonic. Steve you have gotta be one of the best guitar teachers out there.

[@bookemdanno5596]

Positive, thorough, patient, good, understandable, and no ego. Can't ask for much more in a teacher! Guitar playing and teaching have their share of narcissists who crap on everyone they perceive as inferior but you are a breath of fresh air. I guarantee your videos have more people sticking with the guitar than others, and that's a testament to your teaching. Thank you, Steve!

[@BufMBA]

Steve! This is one of the best lessons I’ve encountered in KZbin. Thank you! Thank you!

[@dianecandoflamtaps3688]

I can’t believe that after all these years trying to understand and being baffled at how guitar players move around up and down the fretboard, and this one lesson, I now understand!! Damn!!

[@shellydianenovascotia3914]

What an interesting and UNDERSTANDABLE lesson. Thank you Steve!

[@xXAngelmlXx]

Best teacher ever. You make things very simple

[@NanabaSepats]

You're such a great teacher! I like the vibes and encouragement. My fear of soloing just vanished! Thank you!

[@jamesdobrovnik]

This connects a lot. I’ve been eyes deep in The Heavy Guitar Bible I got in my teen years, now 52. My 3 note per string and pentatonics are still soullessly robotic but I stay on them. I lost interest in this for 26 years. You’re a brilliant instructor with the talent of making this understandable. Moveable patters, ext. I look forward in the near future investing in your time to unlock this all.

[@Guitarzoom]

Awesome, James! Thanks for watching, and thanks for all the kind words! :-) Make sure you check out Steve's new Blues Masterclass if you haven't already: guitarzoom.com/bluesmasterclass/promo/ Because there’s some cool limited edition bonus items like GuitarZoom guitar straps, koozies, and more, but only while supplies last. And just a heads-up, Steve’s got a brand new Blues Jam Workshop for any guitarist who wants to take their blues playing to the next level. You’ll discover easy and fun ways to add bluesy mojo to your solos, so you can sound great and play with confidence in any setting. Click the link and pick a time that fits your schedule: guitarzoom.com/bluesmasterclass/webinar/registration/ The Blues Jam Workshop includes: ✔️ Tips to Turbocharge Your Blues Solos ✔️ How to Break Out of the Typical Blues Boxes for Better Solos ✔️ Tips to Solo Over Each Blues Chord | Give Your Blues Solos Direction ✔️ Learn to Make Your Guitar Sing Make sure you check it out, and no matter what, keep playing! - Mike from GuitarZoom P.S. Here’s the tab for the workshop, so you can take a look and see if the Blues Jam Workshop is right for you: drive.google.com/file/d/1sZIalAGlDV1qdYQKCP6VEEqiT7bQx8Rl/view

[@mikecup212]

Wow, I know this video has been out for awhile, but making music never gets old. This video actually made me pick up my guitar again. I’m going to sign up for your lessons Steve, thanks man

[@Guitarzoom]

Awesome, Mike! Thanks for watching, and thanks for sharing your experience! :-) Just wanted to let you know, Steve’s holding a Blues Jam Workshop for any guitarist who wants to take their guitar playing to the next level. Go here to join: guitarzoom.com/bluesmasterclass/webinar/registration/ The Blues Jam Workshop includes: - Tips to Turbocharge Your Blues Solos - How to Break Out of the Typical Blues Boxes for Better Solos - Tips to Solo Over Each Blues Chord | Give Your Blues Solos Direction - Learn to Make Your Guitar Sing Make sure you check it out, and no matter what, keep playing! - Mike from GuitarZoom P.S. Go here to check out Steve’s NEW Blues Masterclass: guitarzoom.com/bluesmasterclass/promo/

[@notthatdonald1385]

I'm self taught except for 4 months of lessons almost 13 years ago. I've practiced pentatonic scales forever but this is so simple with some instant results. After I get used to this solo I can throw in the number 1 and 2 strings as well. Thank you.

[@Guitarzoom]

You are most welcome, Donald. Steve

[@andyg6967]

Thanks Steve I can learn more from you in 5 minutes than I ever thought possible.

[@jeffreycarpenter5128]

This is by far the best lesson video about playing lead i have ever watched - and i've watched alot - nothing else made so much sense and gave me so many new ideas and licks

[@cobiyu8349]

For new guitar players - he is essentially teaching the first shape of the MINOR PENTATONIC scale - a scale widely used by rock and blues musicians for soloing. He is leaving out notes but essentially it is teaching you how to use the notes from minor pentatonic to craft a simple solo, placing emphasis on the root note. Absolutely brilliant lesson!

[@Guitarzoom]

Thanks for watching, Cobi! And you're right, this technique uses the minor pentatonic scale. :-) Just wanted to let you know, Steve’s holding a free webinar tomorrow (Tuesday, June 15th) at 5 PM Pacific called 5 Music Theory Shortcuts Every Guitarist Should Know. In the webinar, you’ll discover: -- 4 essential chords you need to know to play 90% of popular songs so you’ll never have to look up tabs -- 1 easy way to use the major scale to find ANY chord on the fretboard. -- 1 simple tip to memorize all the notes. -- How to choose the right scale for your solos so you can improvise over any song across the fretboard. The webinar is NOT on KZbin. If you want to join, go here to get registered: guitarzoom.com/musictheorymadeeasy20/webinar/registration/ ...and hurry, because spots are limited. :-) Hope to see you at the webinar! -- Mike from GuitarZoom

[@adamallsopp186]

Great video. I have only waited for a lesson like this for about 10 years!!!!! No need for me to stress about soloing in the right chord. It makes playing so much more fun. Thanks alot.

[@martforst1315]

Been busking in the UK for many many years. This lesson opens up so much more fun. Thank you so much and bless you.

[@theycallmeraunak]

This guy is the most friendly / badass person I've ever seen!

[@slipperyphiish]

as someone who has been looking for a where to start tool for years, this is probably the best building block ive come across, nd not only for basic soloing but a how to finding your notes on the neck as well. Rock on!!!

[@myturkishlife1777]

As a beginner this is the most interesting lesson I've seen.. Great channel, really appreciate the time you put into this ..

[@john-zw9rw]

Great Lesson.. When you have Fun in the learning process.. it drives you strive forward.... A great instructor...Your whole approach is Fantastic..

[@jasonsteer7158]

I wish I had discovered you when I started playing guitar. What a great teacher you are!

[@lightfoot413]

Steve after playing guitar for several years you have helped me see the solo side that i was never able to grasp.Thank you and keep up the gr8 work..you are a gr8 teacher....

[@ravenchen1080]

Thank you! this is super inspiring! I don't know why but I can't stop smiling when watching your video. thank you again!

[@vengefulbrainiac1395]

I just got my first electric guitar and I was lucky to come across your channel. More power to you sir!

[@astronomy7911]

Hey thanks Steve!!! I will apply this. I'm not that good and I can do this. God bless you brother.

[@carloscatalan1890]

Steve is the best guitar teacher in KZbin. No doubt, and I have seen many. This video will keep me going for a while. I was totally stuck with soloing. Thank you very much indeed.

[@dodgerfn2]

Wow thanks for this! New subscriber, great teacher. I have been playing for a few years but just hang around the bottom 3-4 frets, and never thought about soloing, thought it would be impossible for me. This has opened up a whole new world, and it's simplicity is amazing. Thanks Steve, you have a new fan!

[@animeislife1784]

One of the best lessons i've watched. Im having a hard time studying the theory, but this lesson helps me a lot. Thank you so much Mr. Steve Stein. Your the best! Greetings from Philippines. Thank you! 😁👍

[@galenlewis59]

What awesome fun. You are my go to for guitar playing teachings. There are lots of KZbin teaching videos but yours suit me best. Thank you so much for that. I haven’t picked up my guitars for a long time and you have given that desire back by making it fun.

[@maryannmay7105]

You are such a good teacher Steve,you explain things so well that anyone can understand.Great job.

[@skadan113]

Thanks for this. It's information I knew... but presented in a way I didn't know that I knew it, if that makes sense. It just makes me happy and excited about playing guitar.

[@jacquesverwey216]

Thank you for this lesson man! I’ve been learning pentatonic scales and this method is really going to help me remember where that root note lies within the scale. I’m new to soloing and want to feel the music a bit more so just using the six notes for now out of the pentatonic scales really simplifies it for me which will help me focus more on listening. Hopefully as I get better I’ll start feeling comfortable with the rest of the shape too. Great teaching man. Thank you again. 👍🏼🎸

[@Marc9889]

I started playing in '89, started working on lead patters in '93, and in all these years, that's the best and most memorable chord-to-pattern correlation I have ever heard. Very nice job. Thanks for posting.

[@dariakriegs4053]

Thanks Steve, fantastic.! It is now added to my toolbox, Cheers, Daria

[@alextyrens]

I have been playing guitar for 10 years and this is the Best guitar lesson ive ever watched, very good way of making good simple music. great video

[@Copharp9226]

Great lesson, thanks Steve. I wish I could apply that concept/technique on harmonica! Easy way to explain these lesson to my sons' who play guitar, so they can play with my harmonica on the 12 Bar Blues .

[@thescallywagcrew]

Should have learnt the guitar back in the 60's, yes - I was young then! Just decided to pick up the guitar now, with no music knowledge whatsoever. Watching your videos shows me that there might just be some 'light at the end of the tunnel' for me, and that I might JUST be able to learn a bit of guitar playing. Thanks for the confidence boost!

[@Bridging_the_Political_Divide]

This guy is the best teacher. Love Steve. All his videos are so enlightening.

[@GR_BackingTracks]

...holy wow. I just laid down the best solo I've ever played in my 30 years of owning a guitar. Thanks, man. Now on to translating these 6 notes to the rest of the fretboard...

[@grumpycat6665]

Gary Reid Music The five positions of the Pentatonic Minor and Major should help a lot.

[@jamesjkyeo]

This was the best explanation of solos I have watched. Thank you so much! It's like a veil has been lifted off solos and now I can finally start understanding it.

[@skeeterman7144]

My God, Steve. You are the best at teaching. I've been playing since 1966 and your basics are really helping teach my son along with tips from me. Fantastic! We both have a solid ear for music. Helps immensely up and down the neck. You make thing tie together nicely. I too "played for years not understanding how it works". You bring clarity in a fun way.

[@louiecartney5270]

Steve wow! You’re more than awesome! as well as a legend. What a great gift to humanity. I have paid guitar teachers in the past, they end up frustrating me, but just in 5 mins of listening and watching you and I am already into it. God bless you.

[@mazer8590]

Been learning guitar for 3 weeks now and stumbled on this and my instructor was pumped that I could do this when I next saw him. your the man.

[@philmortlock3490]

I've played rhythm guitar for twenty years and that is such a helpful little hint it makes me wonder how much easier the world of soloing May very well be 👍😎

[@StratMatt777]

The world of soloing is super easy once you put in the practice. Don't overthink it or think that you have to do everything right. Just explore the fretboard. Try to copy parts of your favorite solos or maybe try to play a vocal line. Or better yet, make up your own melody. Oops, the video just aid "explore"! I swear I didn't steal it from him. :) When you use this method he taught you here, when you go up onto the 2nd and 1st string go one fret higher for your top note (so that there are two frets between your notes instead of one, like in his "6 note" example).

[@unventuredproductions2242]

Thank you so much! This knowledge has completely made soloing fun to learn! I always dreaded learning it cause it seemed very hard, but now I'm all in.

[@Guitarzoom]

Awesome! Steve

[@rab1978uk]

WOW! Im an intermediate, trying to teach my son, but Im not a guitar teacher. I wish someone explained this to me 20 years ago, i would be way more advanced now. This is a great way to keep a beginner interested. My music teacher was boring and i got despondent. I have just subscribed. I wish i had youtube when i started learning!

[@dragonmonkey9098]

Hey Steve, If it was not for you on youtube with these cool lessons for beginners my Guitar would have gone in the bin long time ago...Lol Thank you and keep them coming please.

[@lukeli8750]

This is a great and very practical lesson for me. Thank you Steve.

[@memyself52]

out of the blue, from 1000 web sites, looking for a HEROES lesson, i stumbled into your site, and......I...got hooked...Your 5 minutes solo act is a great experience with lots of fun. I recommend, afterthoughts, because you make it simple and fun an efficient !

[@HarleyRider503]

Thanks for the tips bro. You break it down in such an EZ way to understand. That helps a lot...THANKS...

[@goranberg9490]

So brilliant lesson. Rock on.Thank´s Steve

[@Picplosions]

Made me smile so much when I did this haha! Thanks for the tip!

[@PRIYARANJAN285]

Why did I not watch your videos before??!!! It is awesome!!. Thanks Steve for awakening the spirit again inside me.!

[@crazybillshobbiesandstuffd7652]

I want to thank you for all your help. You are the best guitar teacher I have ever had. You make learning the guitar easy to understand.

[@derrellt.857]

Thanks Steve been into music most my life recently been placed into the front man/rythum guitarist role. I've always been up-front but never played at the same time due to my confidence level on the guitar. After just a few key pointers from you (pentatonic and their positions) my eyes have been opened. Wow! Also I would like to add your teaching technique is easy, fun, and interesting. Straight to the point. Thanks...Rock-n-Roll!

[@jamesbronson5136]

I've always wanted know how to play a solo.This tutorial is very informative. Thanks,Steve!

[@marcialos3517]

This is great, it's not just inculcating techniques but also more of pushing u farther,.. the boosting of learner's morale not to be trapped by frustrating moments

[@kevinelford2482]

Thank you !!! Having been (trying to) playing the guitar for close to 60 yrs., yours was the most clear, most concise, most helpful lesson on "soloing" I've ever seen - your suggestions are oh-so-useful for me, because I heavily use Barre chords, up and down the fretboard, for my rythum playing - above any $$$ I hope you get for publishing your advice, it's my wish you feel very deep satisfaction and gratification in knowing you're bringing the joys of playing guitar and music in new ways to even old duffers like me !!! Again, all my gratitude !!!

[@milehighslacker4196]

This works because the shape you are referring to (set of 6 notes) is part of the first pattern of the pentatonic scale that you explained in another video. I love how you brought it together into a consistent theme that goes along with soloing! THANKS!

[@tendaishitolebo5061]

Super teacher

[@TheFendertak]

Omg! Amazing, I can't believe there is actually someone on here that actually gives a dam and can teach to absolute perfection, I have a headache from watching so many KZbin videos trying to find lessons of value, you explain so so well and make it so easy to understand and pick up and put into practice, even going back to your video learning the fret board, now this solo technique, I wish I knew 20 years ago, so much out there so many scams to part with your money and teach you absolutely nothing, I have learned so much from you in just 20 mins ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@Guitarzoom]

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[@CoolingTower1]

I think I learned more on this video to actually enjoy playing than I ever have. Ive known chords for many years, but never knew how to throw in any riffs

[@keithcarpentersr.4353]

CoolingTower1 - same here. This is a great place to start

[@carltaylor4942]

CoolingTower - I'm reading a book called "Fretboard Logic" at the moment that teaches the CAGED system and scales that go with chords for riffing. It's changed my playing forever. Can't recommend it enough.

[@henrirobertdupont3800]

Dude you are the best! I've never sat through a whole tutorial, and I'm already on your fourth one. I'm so glad I've discovered you tonight. Thanks a million for taking the time to teach us these tricks in such a great manner. God bless always...

[@larryabraham903]

I have been watching your blog for a while and I find you are a great music teacher with very practical solutions to all level of players and the patience you display I very impress. You are GOD sent 😘👍

[@kurtgally526]

Thank you sir. Great stuff. Been playing on and off since I was 18. Im 31 now and just learning how to solo. This video helped out a lot.

[@johnsee7269]

Expert instruction! Expert instructor! For a bedroom guitar player, this should turn on a light. You obviously know that your "audience" is not Eric Clapton, Carlos Santana, PHDs in music theory, etc. So, one of the best "beginning" guitar lessons that I've ever seen for soloing. Use the Force for good Steve! Rock on! Rip it up! lol (I also "like it" that you don't "sound" like you just smoked a pound of dope.)

[@ryanlee6214]

This just blew my mind. Learning how to Solo has been a slow process for me and you just made it so freaking easy. I’m subscribing right now

[@bubbabuckwheat]

This may very well be the finest lesson for beginner guitar solo ever made. Thanks!

[@joellebrodeur1015]

I've been playing rhythm for over 25 years. Yes, I can play some riffs or some little bits within the chords, but this makes sense. Thank you for keeping it clear and simple and making beginning solo parts not so elusive and intimidating.

[@orobinson7429]

best lesson yet. simple and to the point. too many instructors try to cram so much theory (which is very important) that they forget how to make it fun in the process. keep it up man!

[@Guitarzoom]

Thank you so much! Guitarzoom

[@davidstone6697]

Thanks Steve for your time to talk about this solo project I can work on now

[@toddhaser]

Really fun - and love your positive energy. Guitar is awesome!

[@Frasi10]

Brilliant! I always wanted to alternate chords and soloing, but found it so confusing, now i can pick up the guitar and in 15 minutes i am able to do it. Thanks man!

[@arthurmabeejr8752]

Steve this is a fantastic and I've chord chased for years However, was never taught how to play them little neat tricks you've taught here! I will keep exploring these trick and, hopefully get better memorizing them better, thanks Steve!

[@marknlaura]

Love this guy!! Explains it so well and makes it easy!

[@Talkingthekat]

Thanks Steve! I've been teaching my younger brother. And you make it so much easier to explain.

[@wingsab]

Been playing for 20 years. Best guitar soloing video I have ever seen. Hands down. Thumbs up

[@jabelar2008]

This is the type of tip that brings the fun back into learning, allowing you to get that hint of something you could be. Thanks so much!

[@davehare5378]

I have been playing for 30+ years, I am perplex why this very simple but awesome technique has not been tough to me in the hundred of lesson over the years. Super fun to have stumble across this.

[@dirn63]

Thanks Steve. This makes so much sense and is so practical. Can't believe I haven't seen this before. I think this will really help me progress my technique as I learn. Will definitely follow your videos.

[@rebeccasmale8539]

Thank you Steve! brilliant tips

[@francboo8213]

Thanks Steve you are the man. I don't understand people who thumbing down such a lesson and such a great teacher.

[@pascalpittier5196]

Honestly, this is just great in any aspect, the way you explain makes it so easy to understand (even though english is not my mother tongue) i guess this is what you can call real talent .. thanks for it all !

[@RobertTHouston]

First soloing technique I actually understand! THANK YOU!!!

[@the195111]

so clever in it's simplicity,

[@wideawake1365]

I've said it before, Steve, you are the greatest teacher I've ever had the pleasure of learning from. Awesome advice, keep it coming man.

[@paulmitchell4040]

Absolutely the best teacher I have ever seen. Wish I could have had this lesson 15 years ago.

[@abidahmad8876]

Steve, kudos, man, kudos... this has to be the best guitar lesson I've ever seen! Love ya...

[@fleamine]

Steve, you have helped me get on top of my game with your LEAD guitar lessons. We need more....

[@kenburris1619]

Steve I am a beginner at Guitar and was almost staled out when I watched your video and started having fun and moving up and down the neck, now I am progressing much better and having fun. I practice 1 to 2 hours a day, Thanks for showing me how to have fun learning.

[@erdogan330]

thanks Stave amazing lesson thanks again.

[@noosarabbit6311]

Wow! All confusion blown away in 15 minutes! Steve, you're a Godsend, brother! Thank you

[@Guitarzoom]

So glad to hear this! Steve

[@MS-rg5cx]

This is such an awesome lesson for beginners to get into being able to play alone, and more importantly, with others while jamming. Too effin awesome. Thanks man!