Play The CHANGES: A Game Changer For Guitarists!

Want to take your guitar solos to the next level? In this video, I break down how to use arpeggios to make your solos and melodies more melodic and expressive! 🎸
Learn how to:
Practice arpeggios for each diatonic chord in a single position on the fretboard.
Smoothly connect arpeggios to diatonic chord progressions using a steady eighth-note flow.
Apply arpeggios to real solos by combining them with scales, pentatonics, licks, and shred patterns.
By training your fingers to hit the "good notes" (chord tones and guide tones) over each chord in a progression, you’ll have the framework to create more musical and dynamic solos. 🎶
Whether you're new to arpeggios or looking to refine your soloing technique, this video will give you practical steps to integrate these concepts into your playing. Let's start making your solos more melodic and impactful!
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[@sasugalex]

this is actually exactly what i needed in this moment,

[@robbugos]

Glad to hear it hope it helps!

[@caldwellpope1726]

Very helpful!

[@paularnold4411]

Hey! I have that same guitar 🎸

[@robbugos]

A man of culture I see 😅It's a great guitar!

[@caldwellpope1726]

I'lve always practice the diatonic scale linearly but never horizontally in juat one position

[@caldwellpope1726]

That's very neat!

[@robbugos]

Definitely good to practice them both ways! And being able to arpeggiate all the diatonic chords in that one position gives you total command over that position and your note choice

[@codylloyd3804]

Your bends would sound so much richer is you rotated your wrist in an open door motion

[@robbugos]

Interesting I've never heard that before