1 Easy Trick to Spice Up Your Solos | GuitarZoom.com | Steve Stine

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Want to spice up your solos? Try this cool “sliding” trick.
You can “slide into” a note. Or you can “slide out” of a note.
In fact, you can “slide” between 2 notes anywhere on the fretboard. Steve’s going to show you how in the video.
Give it a try, and don’t be afraid to “step outside of the box” from what you usually play. And don’t forget to leave a comment!
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[@Juan_Teppa]

I've always loved music, and I used to play drums with a couple bands when I was younger. At 35, I needed a hobby related to that, so I chose the guitar. The "Mr. Steve Stine Learning Method" has helped me a lot since I bough it. From the bottom of my heart Sr: thank you!

[@fitnessblue8521]

This is great! I am learning so much more on your channel than in person lessons. The combination of the two will hopefully make up for all those wasted years not playing the guitar! You are very much appreciated

[@buddhamus]

Nice tip to add a little spice to my playing. Thanks for the lesson.

[@raze1012]

I know I've commented a lot but man my solos get better and better with every video I watch of yours!

[@tanmerd8370]

Nice lesson as always.. But upload a video on staff notation..

[@poulentas]

I figured out that when i was about 18 and made my first solo but i couldn't name it. LOL

[@jackredig6924]

Great Tutorial on how to use the notes of the Pentatonic scale ! Unfortunately when I followed the link to a the free lesson, and submitted my e-mail address for your Newsletter because it is a kind of "income fee", although I already receive your Newslettert; when I arrived at the destination I found only this: "The page has already been removed !" and I was redirect to a commercial site (guitarzoom or something like that), that made me turn in circles, and made me fill my e-mal address again ! It sure was disappointing ! Then I looked to find some dat and yes, the movie was posed on the 1st of August. But for me it was the first time that I saw it because I followed a link that had appeared THIS morning on my smartphone, telling me that "Steve Stine had released a new lesson on playing better solos ! "... Nevertheless, ALL the KZbin films by Steve Stine I watched, were great : well made, gives a clear explanation, great examples, good sound quality... Thank you for this ! :-) Keep up the good work ! Jack Antwerp, Belgium

[@Guitarzoom]

Hello, Jack. Which link did you go though?

[@jackredig6924]

Well it's gone now. The link was just below the video, on top of the comments. When I followed it I finally got to a page telling that the tabspage was gone... Then I saw that the whole thing dated from begin of August, but the video tutorial ( + notice link tot the tabs) arrived by e-mail that morning, so I didn't check if it was recent or not... BTW the sound of your guitar on the above video is just WONDERFUL. Unfortunately it's obviously not sufficient to have a great (software) guitar amplifier: it is the sound that your fingers make on the fretboard and the strings that makes you sound fantastic. My sound is dull. I "play notes", and I don't "make music"... :-(

[@Guitarzoom]

So sorry about that. We do have live lessons with Steve Stine regularly. We hope to see you on the next one! :)

[@jackredig6924]

I won't miss it ! ! !