Solo IN ANY KEY In Minutes (YOU Will Sound Awesome EVERY TIME )

HEY! This simple trick will show you how to to play or improvise a guitar solo in ANY KEY in minutes. It'll take you a few minutes and you'll be good forever. No-more guessing where to play and embarrassingly fudging up in jam sessions. Once you know the key, you're free!
Knowing the information in this video will aid your ability to solo over any key with 1 scale pattern without thinking too muc about it. It's a simple concept really. Find the root note of chord vi in any Major key and play your minor pentatonic box 1 pattern there! The notes of the minor pentatonic are from the key so they fit in the harmony and sound "in". Yay! No more clashing notes!
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Learn the L7 Grid pattern. Learn how to play all the chords in any key. This works in conjunction with this lesson.
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[@JHENDRIXROCS]

Bravo!!! Great lesson!!

[@joelwainwright1457]

Fantastic lesson

[@studiorepublekph387]

awesome sir...imfomative

[@TheScotty121]

I get it now, just need to practice, what is puzzling me a bit is thinking if its E shape or A shape quickly but I suppose practice makes perfect

[@stevegrant4362]

Graphics are getting slick now Rickster

[@thunderace4588]

This is a short and informative lesson, thank you for making it for us Ricky.

[@rickysguitar]

Thank you my friend :)

[@mikehussey5682]

Again. Thank you for making theory understandable. Some videos I've watched, make it sound a lot harder than what it is. I've subscribed to your channel, and will be sending a link to my musical friends to join too. All the best. 👍

[@rickysguitar]

You're very welcome Mike! thanks for commenting!

[@mikehussey5682]

@@rickysguitar you're welcome

[@TheScotty121]

right im sitting down to watch the videos again and i have printed all the pdf's i need from your videos . i will understand this if it kills me lol

[@rickysguitar]

Take your time! Allow your brain time to breathe and connect the information! :)

[@rajeshgumber363]

Hi Ricky, Thankyou for this and I am very keen to learn the various licks that can be played like the one you played at time starting 4.03 for example (it was done very fast). Do you have a video where I can learn how to play various licks from these pentatonics? Thankyou so much.

[@rickysguitar]

You need this video. Learn it and let me know how you got on! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpTRqKuLhKhrpsU If you get that run down then this next lesson connects to that idea. My voice sounds weird as my interface was freakin out. But. The info is solid kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJbXoWebep2VmKc

[@rajeshgumber363]

@@rickysguitar Thankyou so much Ricky, I will definitely look at those videos.

[@rajeshgumber363]

@@rickysguitar I just saw those videos you mentioned and they are great, picked up tips on the licks and can play them now. Thankyou!

[@jwilkinson341]

Hey Ricky what brand is that guitar hung up next to the window I think you once said it was a 70's MIJ, I love those lawsuit guitars.

[@rickysguitar]

Eyup John! It's a 1973 USA Fender Stratocaster. It's great but...21 frets....I need 22 or I lose the plot in the dusty end of the neck. It's weird. There's a video on this topic lol

[@livelovelife3692]

Ricky, I need to start from scratch. Which is your first video? I have been winging it for years, but I have time now to get to really know my guitar. I would like to know how to play chord shapes all over the fret board without barring. Like, instead of playing G in its first position, where else can I play it, or F, or C, etc...I hope this makes sense. Barring is almost impossible for me, :(

[@rickysguitar]

What problems do you have with barring? Do your hands function normally or have you suffered an injury? 99.9% of lessons on barre chords make it overly complicated because they don't account for hand anatomy and ligament movement.

[@mikelane6126]

Great video thanks - but the link to the pdf doesn’t seem correct.

[@rickysguitar]

Ah! It's missing the URL beginning bit.ly/solointhecorrectkey

[@TheScotty121]

Is there a video before this one that might make me understand it better? Have I missed something.

[@rickysguitar]

Have you seen the grid video to find any key?

[@rickysguitar]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHLHZZiBnrGNi5Y

[@TheScotty121]

@@rickysguitar i dont think so .

[@patjschmidt]

I see the frets numbers working in your guide…but doesn’t the diagram only work fully for the minor pentatonic? I.e. the root notes in the diagram are correct for Am pentatonic on the 5th fret…but AMaj pentatonic on the 2nd has the roots at different locations than the diagram. Am I wrong?

[@rickysguitar]

I'm a little unsure of your questions. All keys will have different locations for the root note of the box 1 minor pentatonic. Maybe an easier way to understand it is:- 1. Decide the key. i.e: D Major 2. Find the key tonic D on the thick E string. 3. Drop down a minor 3rd to find the root note for the relative minor and bingo! that's where the comfy familiar box 1 minor pentatonic pattern lives. This is trickier for the keys of F#, F and E as you run out of frets to backwards (to the head nut) so what we do is transpose an octave higher F#=14th fret, F=13th fret, E=12th fret. EVERYTHING transposes on guitar! Hope that helps

[@patjschmidt]

@@rickysguitar I think you answered it in #3. The diagram shows R in red and then the list of frets to find the box. It makes it seem to me that the PDF indicates that the root will be in those red places each time, where in reality as you say for a major the relative minor’s roots are there with the major’s roots in other places. E.g. Cmaj roots for box 1 at 8th fret on low and high e + 5th fret on g string.

[@JamesFearnleyMusic]

Thanks Ricky. I can now solo in any key! But unfortunately I may not have the chopz to sound awesome!!!

[@rickysguitar]

Daft apeth!

[@flgator311]

How can I get a copy of the pdf? bit.ly/solointhecorrectkey ?? Thanks

[@rickysguitar]

bit.ly/solointhecorrectkey :)

[@janetfitzgerald9752]

I cannot find the pdf you mentioned?

[@rickysguitar]

Here you go :) bit.ly/solointhecorrectkey

[@richardrichard5409]

I dont get this, what am I missing? ....if you are in the key of A major, just play an A minor pentatonic over it, why move about and use it's relative minor?

[@rickysguitar]

You'd think playing A minor pentatonic would work... It kind of does but it turns the A Major chord I into sonic mush because you essentially end up with 2 3rds (minor and Major) which are a semitone apart and they clash. If your phrasing is off it all sounds off! You also change the quality of the tonic (chord I) into a bluesy Dominant chord. That's cool if you want a bluesy sound. But what if you don't? Hmmm. Then you're stumped. By all means switch between to add flavour. But in my mind you need to be explicit in your notes choices. I have a video in mind which tackles this question deeper.

[@richardrichard5409]

@@rickysguitar thanks soooooo much for that explanation and, well you are exactly correct, I was thinking with respect to blues....guilty as charged sir. Take care and stay safe, Richard

[@Charlie-ij2ee]

Aha

[@TheScotty121]

Frustrated I don't get it 😕 what am I not understanding?

[@rickysguitar]

You need to know what key you’re in as a pre requisite. I give you 3 examples in the video. I have another grid video upcoming so that might clarify things a bit more

[@TheScotty121]

@@rickysguitar thanks ricky i appreciate that .

[@LynPaine]

So confusing 😬

[@stevegrant4362]

Bum. I have been doing it wrong for the past 5 years.

[@rickysguitar]

How long have I been telling you to watch my videos lol!

[@stevegrant4362]

@@rickysguitar I don't know if you ever have!