How To Combine Scales and Arpeggios For Better Guitar Solos - Steve Stine Guitar Lesson

[@alexanderselvan2390]

Hi Steve. Am learning from you lot lead . Am 67 years still am learning Thank you Alexander Bangalore India

[@rickrutledge7361]

Wow! Pushing 70 years old, LOVEd playing guitar since I was five and ALWAYS learning. Your generous instruction has opened so many doors for me personally. Thank you so very much for sharing your time and talent. I’d love to see you live jamming some jazz. Take care! Love your channel.

[@weforever137]

ALWAYS ....

[@sundars5263]

Is there anybody in this world that can teach guitar as good as this man ?

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thanks for the kind words, Sundararaman! If you enjoy Steve’s KZbin videos, you'll definitely want to check this out: guitarzoom.com/join When you become a GuitarZoom Member, you get instant access to over 40 of Steve’s best guitar courses, plus access to new courses as long as you’re a member. The courses cover a variety of topics. And there are courses for every skill level, from "just picked up the guitar" to advanced soloing techniques. Make sure you check out the membership, and no matter what, keep playing! :-) -- Mike from GuitarZoom

[@sundars5263]

@@stinemusiclessons you think I haven't yet ? I am already a member of GZ and GZ FB page...

[@UncleTerry]

Steve you are never wasting are time. 😎 Thanks for being there or us all.

[@lassiW]

This is Gold. When I started using arpeggios it sounds so much better when you're getting the timing. I just starting playing over one chord, and then two so I can put it together. Playing in a loop with an E major f.ex. And so an A minor and so on. Yes this is Gold and you're a legend ,Steve. Thanks.

[@coltonaallen]

This is the stage I am at. Really helpful

[@georgemiller9212]

That's exactly what I've just been doing for the past half hour after watching this. I'm having a cup of tea and getting straight back to it.

[@mbientn]

One of the best guitar lessons I've seen in 8 years.

[@Grumpum]

This and your video on playing both major and minor pentatonic at the same time, has unlocked so many things I was trying to figure out. You are a phenomenal teacher.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thanks Shane! Glad it helped!

[@weforever137]

Bang on viewing for a sunday morning. Once again lightbulb moment within my understanding of the arpeggios and distinguishing between different notes and scales even for sweeping. 🤘🤘🤘

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thanks for the kind words! And thanks for watching! :-) Just a heads-up, if you want to play songs in half the time and the most jaw-dropping solos of your life, check out Steve’s super simple Fretboard Framework course → guitarzoom.com/fretboardframework/promo/ Hundreds of guitarists have already signed up. Click the link to check it out, and no matter what, keep playing! - MIke from GuitarZoom P.S. Not sure? To watch video reviews from real GuitarZoom Members, go here → guitarzoom.com/reviews

[@perrygoldstein6332]

one of the truest statements ever made "depending on where we took our lessons". when i was a youngster most of the instruction was based on lessons from those old hippie jazz improvisations and instructors who thought all they should teach was jazz. that was all fine and dandy except i couldn't stand jazz and still can't to this day. your statement was a mind opening one and others watching should take note to not get stuck in a rut. my playing really advanced after i decided i didn't want to take lessons anymore. i wish we'd had guys like you and you tube

[@jh2014dw]

As someone with over thirty years playing, including five years of touring this is excellent to see. Thank you Steve for posting, I am going to share this with my friends who sometimes struggle with soloing.

[@stinemusiclessons]

That's awesome to hear that you are helping a friend!

[@mrmichel111111111111]

eindelijk iemand die de samenhang tussen arpeggio's - akkoorden en scales op een heel duidelijke en aanschouwelijke manier verklaart.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thank you Michel!

[@hilariovargas8682]

Yes sir thanks..i am getting there after 2 years of listening to you my mind is finally getting it. Almost composing my own stuff...it hasn't been easy...but it was easier than once thought...60 years old....influenced by Jimi Hendrix .....it was hard...the video you did...showing the scales in major or minor helped immensely...thanks again..

[@mamdudsh]

Best Teacher I have found so far!

[@weareonerace.thehumanrace2727]

Hands down!

[@schultz564]

I know this was 4 years ago, and I knew this was a thing and have done it before, but putting a name and method to what I’m trying to accomplish really helps and is amazing. I appreciate what you’re doing man ❤

[@victordemelofernandes1815]

I am 60 Steve and still learning from you. Thanks

[@StephenRawding]

Gosh, this helped a lot. Appreciate these free lessons man, really do.

[@mickcolton6147]

Great stuff steve this is where the caged system comes in

[@lamontprospect9974]

Another amazing lesson. Teaching us to think outside the box.

[@UAMartin7]

Thank you Steve...you are awesome.

[@JohnStraussmusic]

I really love that you used E major as the example as there are way too many examples with all instruments on youtube using C Major. Great Video once again steve. As the Great Eddie V said its called Music theory not Music Rules. Its all just theory

[@LUckybones25]

Steve , you are the best teacher on KZbin! Thank you for helping me take my guitar ability to the next level.

[@alexsladden6419]

You're a legend! Brilliant guitarist!!

[@stinemusiclessons]

Hey thanks so much for the comment and kind words! 🙂

[@NardzDSounds]

I wonder there are still some who dislikes this wonderful inputs! Great job steve...more power

[@leonorjames5694]

Steve stine thank you for teaching us God bless you!

[@stinemusiclessons]

...and God Bless you as well!

[@boyd211]

Cheers once again Steve... Your way of explaining things always resonates with me and has helped me progress out of ruts time and time again.

[@MGuitarZ77]

I’ve said it before I’ll say it again. You are a great teacher.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thanks for the kind words. :-) By the way, if you like Steve’s KZbin videos, go here → guitarzoom.com/join And check out the new GuitarZoom Premium Membership. Members get unlimited streaming of more than 40 of Steve’s best guitar courses, including Acoustic Guitar, Play Guitar For Life, CAGED Made Simple, Music Theory Made Easy, and many more. The courses cover a wide variety of subjects, and there are courses designed for all skill-levels. So no matter where you are in your guitar journey, you can reach the next level FAST as a GuitarZoom Member. Make sure you check it out, and no matter what, keep playing! -- Mike from GuitarZoom

[@J0HNJ0RDAN]

Been implementing this technique quite a bit lately.. it really makes my soloing sound more melodic and less linear.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Awesome!!

[@snd1213]

The most useful guitar channel ever made! Thank you Steve!!!

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thank you!!

[@dannymoses9383]

@@stinemusiclessons hats off sir

[@walter.09]

Sir you are amazing, am from India, I have improved a lot by your grace. Thanks a lot Sir....

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thanks for the kind words, Walter! Glad Steve's videos have helped you. :-) Just wanted to let you know, if you enjoy Steve’s KZbin videos, you should definitely check out the new GuitarZoom Premium Membership → guitarzoom.com/join Members get unlimited streaming of more than 40 of Steve’s best guitar courses, like CAGED Made Simple, Music Theory Made Easy, Play Guitar For Life, Blues Guitar, Rock Licks, Acoustic Guitar, and many more. If you want to play better guitar solos, Creative Soloing would be a perfect place to start. Go here to check it out: guitarzoom.com/products/creative-soloing-3 The courses cover a wide variety of topics, and there are courses designed for all skill-levels. So wherever you are in your guitar journey, you can get to the next level FAST as a GuitarZoom Member. :-) Make sure you check it out, and no matter what, keep playing! -- Mike from GuitarZoom

[@EclecticEssentric]

Always awesome, thank you. On the topic of raised fourth, remember folks, if it isn't in the chord (often 1-3-5), then you could sneak it in there for flavor. If your rhythm guitar person is playing just a "Root + 5th" harmony (often mistakenly called a "5th chord"), you can literally play 6 modes over that (just not Locrian/7th mode, due to the diminished 5th note). So, in a C Root+5th harmony (C G notes only), you can play C-named modes 1 through 6 over it; C Ionian, C Dorian, C Phrygian, C Lydian, C Mixolydian, and C aeolian. Any of those will work (just check with your bassist and keyboardist so that you're all on the same page). :)

[@dannymoses9383]

Thank u 🌹❤😊

[@stevesolo16]

You just got a new subscriber. Your 3-note per string scale and arpeggio lesson got me pointed in the right direction. I haven't been able to bring the two applications together,... not, in the way I saw it going together, in my head, anyway. Thanks! Now, keep them coming. The 3-note per string method is under explored and should be taught more. All the great soloists use it.

[@laldingnghetacolneydingngh4012]

excellent Teaching!! it is a basic step by step pattern for beginner ....

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thanks for the kind words! Just wanted to let you know, if you enjoy Steve’s KZbin videos, you should definitely check out the new GuitarZoom Premium Membership → guitarzoom.com/join Members get unlimited streaming of more than 40 of Steve’s best guitar courses, like CAGED Made Simple, Music Theory Made Easy, Play Guitar For Life, Blues Guitar, Rock Licks, Acoustic Guitar, and many more. If you want to play better guitar solos, Creative Soloing would be a perfect place to start. Go here to check it out: guitarzoom.com/products/creative-soloing-3 The courses cover a wide variety of topics, and there are courses designed for all skill-levels. So wherever you are in your guitar journey, you can get to the next level FAST as a GuitarZoom Member. :-) Make sure you check it out, and no matter what, keep playing! -- Mike from GuitarZoom

[@raycrumpler1738]

Thanks so much for your help and especially for using a clean tone which really helps hear the notes. Always enjoy your lessons.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thanks Ray!

[@Mysterix619]

Thanks for the video Steve! Beautifully explained as always.

[@jack002tuber]

Great video. If you play the 1 3 5 a lot and want to change it up, try 1 3 5 with the 3 down one fret. That's a minor. Then also 1 3 and 5 down one fret (augmented) and 1 3 down a fret and 5 down a fret (dimished)

[@pcruth]

Jesus. You’re incredibly talented, Steve. That was ethereal.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thanks Pete!

[@brpaulfenderbass8005]

Thank you Steve.Played bass for longtime.Been playing guitar for year and a half now.Your videos have really helped.God Bless

[@stinemusiclessons]

Awesome to hear!

[@Swordsman77]

wow you just got me out of a huge rut! i cant believe no one explains it like this! God bless

[@johanobermayer7032]

This is such a good lesson. Really the critical dot along the path to moving from scales to harmony to actual music.

[@rokchops]

You are a Great Teacher Steve, plus you come across as a nice bloke too - Thankyou from Down-Under - Perth WA :)

[@victorformosa228]

Dead right, not just a great teacher, also a great guy.

[@Airel17]

Thank you for the time to make videos like this. Studying theory after 35 years of playing bye ear. I want to understand the names of the chords I play and just kinda go back to square one. It’s been like peaking behind the curtain understanding why and how the things I play work has been a fun learning experience. Really enjoy your simplicity to your lessons. Thank you very much. Keep up the good work

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thank you!

[@hilariovargas8682]

17airel Ha...i just started and i am 60...what I did..was have to 2 weeks time..for each method of learning.example..2 weeks of chords..mostly just the shape..and where they are...wasn't concerned on how i sounded..i would have stopped. Then 2 weeks of learning some notes on the fret board..finally..just learned it my own very simple way...counting to six...as I go down the strings..and that it a root..count again to 6 and that's a root...took 5 minutes that way..from the 4 th string count to seven..another root..so I just played the roots of each note..like all Gs all ..As ..all Bs...all Ds... then I picked a style I liked..so it was Jimi I hendrix.....a lot of slides..octaves...hammer ons......until 2 years later...got it...good luck...

[@iankira]

Inspire me a lot. Appreciate the free lesson.

[@wolfie6512]

This was a damn awesome lesson.

[@emmaaan1495]

Thankyou Stive Stine! I've learn a lot from your guitar lessons! Godbless!

[@chrischoir3594]

Sounds good Steve

[@notfromearth8496]

Thanks for the videos. Since day 1 of my journey I've been learning from you and it just keeps getting better :) Have a blessed day!

[@victorformosa228]

That was one hell of a great lesson, many thanks Steve.

[@stinemusiclessons]

You are most welcome!

[@imitatefirst]

Good job Steve thank you!

[@stinemusiclessons]

My pleasure! Thanks for commenting!

[@satchrules101]

Gold lesson !

[@stinemusiclessons]

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[@rockingalltheway6113]

Thank you very much for this and all your other lessons ! They are very helpful ! You are a great teacher and amazing guitarist ! Thanks again !!!

[@thesoumik007]

This is the reason I am subscribed to this channel... You get to know so much.. Thank you Steve. 🙏

[@KushTheGamer]

You're the best, Steve!

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thank you!

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[@mookytc]

Very nice lesson! Thank you Steve!

[@agustsupriyo3550]

Thx bro..nice appergio..with nice hair style ..nuwun njih

[@stinemusiclessons]

My pleasure. Thanks for commenting!

[@jimiiwirdooo6479]

thanks for video. .very helpful. .😊😊😊👍👍

[@davidlegalley1161]

Steve, as always an excellent lesson! Thank you!

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thanks again, David!

[@stevieray5092]

BEEN WATCHING YOUR TUTORIALS. FOR YEARS THANKS TO YOUR APPROACH TO TEACHING I'VE LEARNT SOO MUCH. 🎸🎸🎸🇮🇪🎸🇺🇲🎸🎸🎸

[@bubbabuckwheat]

That was awesome.........thank you!

[@adye88]

I like the 7th sound too

[@stinemusiclessons]

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[@hasyimhannas6942]

Thanks steve of your great help..

[@jcbbe]

great info, thanks !!!

[@snd1213]

Thank you. Very useful and intresting for me.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Great to hear, Kirill.

[@KeithFine10]

Great lesson as always

[@FantasticTrees]

So helpful! Thank you!

[@stinemusiclessons]

You are welcome!

[@hunggarchristian]

Dude you’re amazing

[@MyMondayman]

thanks steve

[@stinemusiclessons]

You are welcome!

[@Nivenization]

Thank you.

[@stinemusiclessons]

You are most welcome!

[@jetmicbev2006]

Great lesson, Thanks

[@stinemusiclessons]

You are welcome, Michael!

[@robertveith3400]

I love that sound !!!!!!!!! But i can't seem to find it iam still trying.

[@richardsmith6157]

good job steve,did u say that jazz guitar uses flat or diminished scale that is not common in rock or country music?

[@arssinsisle5952]

Stay Positive :3

[@vijitkumawat2874]

Nice played...

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thanks!

[@MichaelDHockenberry]

Well done.Thanks...

[@keiferreefer1]

Yeah, so true, scales got to,know em, got to know the fretboard, arpeggios definitely add color. Practicing a lot makes it better to blend these concepts together 'seamlessly'. Something I've been working on myself ( cause I'm lackin ya know). Different intervals and all. Basically I've found in time that ya got to have the tools, but how well they're used comes down to applying oneself at that moment,,playing inspired. And that doesn't always happen, your mind, body and soul got to be in sync, then that flows through the instrument. If I'm in a lax mood and not 100% on it, i think I play like shit, but if I'm feeling really good, or a little edgy or agitated as the days flow on by it reflects my playing, at least on the level of passionate soloing, if I'm not passionate about it it's garbage in, garbage out, and on the other hand, everything is flowing wonderful tags happen, it demands a great amount of attention. Well, we'll all carry on looking for the magic, thanks

[@rctrooper7261]

Awesome. I need to learn that.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Perfect!

[@davidmoyo3593]

Is there any pattern like formula to connect different chord with appergios??

[@kevmet84]

Like the H&K despite only owning a Cream Machine from 25yrs ago; that little amp impressed me. How do you like their amps of the last few yrs as I see you're using one? Enjoy your insights. As a long time guitarist in learning and I think no musician ever truly stops learning unless they're complacent with where they're at as a musician whether they be practicing, gigging locally or 'pro', etc., I so often find new ways to view a topic that can help expand my knowledge and thereby, hopefully my abilities. I played years w/o ever studying any theory by just learning cover tunes as best I could and/or the few scale and chord shapes I knew by pattern/name and only really made efforts with theory in the last decade which has helped me break a long held plateau. And, since few apparently think and communicate via words & images like I do, musically is about as far as is too often the case, it always is a boon to see another musician's interpretation of any subject for my own clarity. I really hope that all the young aspiring guitarists that rely on your lessons as a major building block can appreciate the luxury they now have in this age that simply wasn't as readily available when I first started a long time ago in what now seems like a galaxy far, far away at times. And I wish them all the best of what they seek to achieve as musicians and to your music entrepreneurship as well. B-)

[@stinemusiclessons]

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[@stevelarsen4526]

Nice Steve....Good stuff👍

[@rosroun6388]

well your video I wanna learn with you!

[@brianandolina7091]

Nicely Done!

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thank you, Robin.

[@austinhall2362]

Sweet

[@stinemusiclessons]

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[@bivaranisaha8850]

can i combine any scale with any scale?for example A major and A minor.Or A major to any scale?

[@OU812Eddie]

...You're not noodling, I could listen to this for hours...

[@musicminds2013]

How to ply solo similar to the song??

[@robertveith3400]

Can show how to use this in blues jam ?

[@robertkobus5266]

I think as long as it creates a pattern people's brains will like the sound

[@adeyemiadeyeye9702]

Great! Pls sir, help us add sheet for beginners like us

[@stinemusiclessons]

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[@s.g.557]

Thanks for this amazing lesson! Are these arpeggio shapes the same as the caged system shapes?

[@zombieguitar]

Yup he's using the "E-shape" and "C-shape" of the E major chord in this lesson

Carol Kaye is big on playing notes that are in the chord verse scales.....

[@stinemusiclessons]

That's awesome! yeah, there are so many approaches...

[@georgemiller9212]

It's a shame we can only give you one like.

[@chriswitek9455]

sorta unrelated by what picks do you use steve? they look fairly chunky =p

[@stinemusiclessons]

Yes, I use Hawk Picks, and they are 2.0, so pretty thick :-)

[@lissavalles780]

What pickups did you have on that guitar?

[@ryannewman8460]

Obama mama

[@syedzain6667]

I try to much ..scales i never get which note to play where to go

[@DarrylWrightjr-n5w]

My name is Darryl from Kentucky how do I subscribe

[@stinemusiclessons]

Hi Darryl! Just go to GuitarZoom.com and sign up!

[@chriswake5214]

So cool! I was actually combining major arpeggios and scale runs together lately! So weird that you posted this today after I had this same realization. Reading my mind eh? lol. Keep Rocking Stevie!

[@bogdancardei5952]

The inner joy when i saw he uses the same pick as me XD

[@stinemusiclessons]

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[@sherlanmamaril7368]

I heard I want to break free on e major he played heheh😅

[@stinemusiclessons]

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[@sherlanmamaril7368]

Watching from Philippines

[@EpicTetsu]

Arpaghettios 😧 I think the joke sounded better in my head...kinda like the music sometimes 😂 thanks for all you do to help us aspiring guitarists ✌

[@stinemusiclessons]

Ha!

[@bigmoecosmo8232]

Dude, what the hell did you just say? LOL.😎 .Thanks for another mind altering guitar lesson. I'll be working on this one for some time.