Solo In 5 Minutes FLAT - WITHOUT Any Theory (3 Step Solo Technique)

[@SixStringRacer]

If your on the fence about taking Eddies course GMM to really learn how to play. It'll be the best $47 you will spend. Whether your a newby or intermediate level player, It'll really help you learn faster.😎🤘🎸🌴

[@budgreene8142]

Dropped the well deserved $47 the other day & am ready to quit my $25 a week instructor because he misunderstood what I meant by fast tracking, he's not giving me anything to work with for the week. This course, in just the first module, which I basically knew already, brought me up to where I basically keep quitting in the past. Now I'm learning to solo & improvise but with an understanding of key which I was confused about. If you can commit to these simple lessons, you'll accelerate with both mind & hand together actually fast tracking you for less than 2 pro face to face lessons. In some cases, less than the cost of 1 lesson

[@SixStringRacer]

@budgreene8142 Absolutely dump the $25 a week guy, you don't need him. I just completed the Master the Fretboard course. Its amazing. Put the time in and you'll be playing so much better. Enjoy 🤘😎🎸🌴

[@rogercarey5397]

Totally agree 👍

[@larryherbert252]

I may have said this before, but l really like guitar teachers that can get to the point and demonstrate as they teach, no 10 minutes of explanation and 4 minutes of instruction and then the video is over- you are EXCELLENT at teaching, keep up the good work!!!!Thanks

[@santanamdas4336]

So it's basically the Pentatonic shape, but you broke it down for the beginners, I love that. This is what teaching should be, adapt to your students and break down every bit till they understand. Bravo man keep up the good work.

[@geef0813]

Dude. I’ve been banging on a guitar for years. My soloing has improved dramatically (read they finally exist beyond scales lol). Thanks for these tips. They’re crazy helpful.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Awesome to hear! 🤘

[@cathybroadus4411]

You got me messed up. I’m praising everybody but the real one. You have taught me so much in the last two months.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Stoked to hear this, more lessons on the way!

[@budgreene8142]

Sometimes, if you're a beginner & have a clip on tuner, it will also confirm that you are hitting a G or an A. I actually don't do that but after watching this, for beginners, I thought that could possibly help you to the point of memorization. That tuner, if your guitar is setup well, should be able to register any note on the fretboard.

[@anabbblinc]

finally a soloing video that isn't confusing. THANK YOU

[@338mag]

Dude, thins kinda makes sense to me. Im not sure why, nothing in music ever does, but this kinda did. Awsome

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

The greatest compliment a teacher can hear!

[@danmurphy5715]

I appreciate the practical, non-theory presentation. I suppose we eventually have to make friends with music theory. For now: Thank you!

[@bradstiles53]

Some of the most practical advice I've ever gotten.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Great to hear!

[@Tupelo_Honey_77]

​@@GuitarMasteryMethod I really would love lessons

[@StratBurst92]

Excellent presentation. Easy to follow. I played bass for years and now moving to electric guitar as a novice hobby player. Great for beginners.

[@wbfields]

This is the video that I knew had to exist. I think the breathing really helps with the phrasing. I feel like my soloing has no intentionality. Can’t wait to try this.

[@meredithwelbornmusic]

This is so great!!!!! Thank you for providing guidance beyond just the notes being played. I love the breathing technique

[@bs8713]

Great lesson, thanks!

[@guanpietro5768]

PLEASE Make another video like this with other chords!

[@CKILBY-zu7fq]

This guy is cool., he's strait forward with his delivery. 🤔👍

[@christophebarroso2226]

Thanks from FRANCE!! You are de best 👍

[@jamesmason21]

Great explanation/s of various ways of playing.. just what I needed ..huge thanks Eddie No frills no waffling .. just great practical info ..

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

😎

[@Craig285]

The breath technic is very smart

[@aaronlloyd6905]

This guy is absolute S TIER of guitar teaching

[@christophercreary]

This was simply explained and to the point. Delivered on what was in the title. Great video.

[@thomasbarr5940]

Brilliant I've just clicked..been stuck for ages but it just made sense thank so much for this short but immense lesson🎉😊

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

This is what I love to hear! Thanks for leaving the comment Thomas.

[@draster2101]

I’ve learned a lot from this tutorial. Excellent Teaching.

[@kidalchannel7024]

easy to understanding.. thank you sir.. you save me time to learning solo guitar

[@johndaugherty4127]

Telee! Great lesson. Clapton has excellent timing.

[@mschriewer]

Thank you so much for this lesson. This was a real eye opener for me 🤘🤘🤘

[@OBXDewey]

The solo demo in the key of G reminds me of the solo Tony Iomi does after the harmonica in the intro of The Wizard. 👍

[@LikeFrankWhite]

Really good simple concepts that you highlighted for me, thank

[@DavidLourdel]

Best lesson i followed on this Subject and it works out 🎉😊

[@mack93936]

This lesson opened the door for my music to start to soar. Succinctly said.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

🤘🤘

[@colleensmith6655]

Wow Eddie, that was awesome... You are such a talent.

[@cancel1913]

Thank you Sir! This is so correct indeed.

[@thekurdishtapes8317]

brilliant, best soloing advice I've ever come across!

[@garysmith4070]

Thank-you, great lesson as always 👍

[@actiondefence]

Great vid, there is some real gems in here! Saved for further replays.

[@2012turok]

Thank you for this video, really helps, thank you. Ow, I'm a new guitarist .

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Awesome, im glad this video was valuable to you!

[@agup9883]

You're amazing teacher thank you very much 🙏

[@RichardWinion]

Great lesson from Papua New Guinea

[@trevorgleave5168]

A big thank you you have a way that turn the lights on and when my buddy's come over I show them it's just too damn cool thanks Eddie thanks for the book also

[@daanhendriks2606]

holy moly wish I knew this years ago! Thanks!

[@richardguittar4908]

Great stuff! I'll try this today.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Let me know how it goes Richard!

[@Truth-is-King]

What an awesome lesson!! Thank you sir 👍🏻

[@geoffreytester3815]

I guess depends on what connotation you see theory to when your using it or not I love how he references theory terms like “root note “ key “ chord and yet contradicts by saying it’s NOT theory

[@tuckasamms]

A wonderful lesson. So many thanks.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Thanks for checking it out! More to come!

[@steveboxing]

Great simple usable tips by the best

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Appreciate the kind comment Steve! 🤘

[@PARANOOB]

First teacher that really spoke to me. Thank you. Subbed.

[@thehouselawyer1731]

Thanks...little big bang in my mind

[@jerroldhewson3600]

What a great fricken lesson man! I LOVE this!

[@anthonylawson6955]

Great info, the short phrases bit is fantastic.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Great to hear you got value from it Anthony :)

[@shay6935]

who else is learning to solo on acoustic😪😭

[@jesshawley9122]

No one

[@mike7871]

I think it’s better to learn to solo on acoustic..once you can do that electric is way easier.

[@VASH_RYUK]

Mee😂😂

[@figotcow8894]

On classical here

[@RakeshSharma-f9t]

Mee

[@meinhendl]

always great lessons !

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Appreciate it!

[@rsuarezc229]

Amazing video, easy and quick

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Its awesome what you can learn in just a few minutes!

[@nerdly44]

I can't wait to get home and practice this.

[@henrikmller2716]

Super lesson👍👍.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

😎

[@DanThomas-y8m]

This was really useful - thank you!

[@toxingg7264]

U are so practical bro❤

[@maeauditore]

Thanks for the tip! 😄

[@deepchakraborty3638]

Clicking on this video was the best thing today for me

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

❤

[@tbrenner2374]

Awesome as usual- thank you 🙏

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

No problem!

[@CamPadilla]

😮 can’t wait to give it a try!

[@ferddielewis8693]

Love his videos

[@Warriorjc7]

Thanks!!!

[@robertlong3334]

Amazing 👏

[@rayhart1462]

Good stuff! Much appreciated!!

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Cheers Ray!

[@scottearth]

Love it! Great trick

[@Aut251]

This is magic and great for beginners like me lol😮

[@drivventodrumm1]

Seriously bravo 👏

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

😎🎸

[@Britishhaircuts]

Great tutorial

[@aeea3306]

Omg this tension and release stuff just clicked and im starting to get it

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

It really elevates your solos, sometimes its the small and simple things "behind the fingers" that make the biggest differences!

[@MrGeorgeErickson]

Like to hear about major vs minor. This show parts of the pentatonic scale minor playing with a major chord. Like to see how you would find major.

[@mack93936]

Instant solo great !

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

🤘🤘

[@adbraham]

I’ve learnt more useful stuff in watching 5 mins of your content than in hours of other people’s

[@lenspin14]

Ingenious!!!

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

🤘🤘

[@williamtaylor874]

awesome !

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

You're awesome!

[@gergemall]

Great stuff

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

😎

[@christwilsonxaxa5713]

Wow ❤

[@AAminy]

thanks

[@rayfabris2512]

just let the note breath a little or short breath but the point it let it breath so you can hear it and it helps the ear 😊 ROCK ON

[@budgreene8142]

Is it a rule to start on the root note & end on it too? Do you just need to include the root note? It's my understanding, that you must start & or end on it. If someone can elaborate? Am I wrong in thinking as long as you start or end on the root note, you're in business, or do you start & end on it?

[@DannyB24]

Howdy…. I’m new to this but it appears you’re playing the G minor pentatonic scale with the G major chord… do I have that right?

[@nickjames_at_the_trajectory]

Its the G shape (as in CAGED) but he's playing that shape at the Am position

[@nickjames_at_the_trajectory]

Yes thats blues - play minor pentatonic over same named Major chords.

[@DannyB24]

@@nickjames_at_the_trajectory got it thanks!!

[@JoshuaBall-t5g]

I had not played in front of my girl for a while I watched all your videos I feel like it's definitely leveled me up she said wow you have gotten good 😊

[@fu2201]

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[@kylemitchell5766]

New to guitar but he has a pedal going right? For the distortion sound. Or is this just like amp over drive to get that sound

[@cryptogumbyckb1183]

solo over backing track to learn how to stay in key and on time. You will learn a ton from that

[@Hayden-sp1ol]

.....Mahalo😎

[@robertt5596]

Bring it on home yea

[@isolateddemon9438]

COOL😀

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

😎

[@mattjulian8153]

💡 💡 💡 💡 💡 …..Wow

[@thorragnarok2861]

ELTON JOHN - JACK RABBIT WE HUMBLY REQUEST ❤

[@rickabell9218]

Eddie, are you technically playing G pentatonic pattern in Am and Gm?

[@OnwardAndEdward]

Yes, they are pentatonic notes found within that pattern!

[@oldmansinginlove3808]

Cool, son

[@thetoolmat8632]

What brand tele are you using?

[@OnwardAndEdward]

It’s a build by Ian Anderson of IA Guitars!

[@hiddeboogaard8657]

So do you always look for the note on the D string?

[@OnwardAndEdward]

I’d say most often I do. No particular reason other than it’s high enough to hear clearly when clashing with a lower root note. Plus it can lead to a nice ascending lick!

[@thomasamos4055]

Congratulations, you can now play "a Forest" by the Cure.

[@anthonymaina5688]

Why find the root note on D string?

[@TheDesertwalker]

Do I want to solo in 5 minutes flat....or 5 minutes sharp? OK, but seriously I never put this 6 note thing all together until now.

[@notsure3909]

I read the comments to see if it was just me struggling with yes, it's just me. Mind you I've been playing chords/power cords for years. I just don't get it this lesson. Everybody's comments state how easy this is. Not for me lol. This vid made me realize it's probably time for me to give up the dream lol. unless someone can recommend another lesson that is very very very slow. I just want to say it's not the teachers fault. I just dont get it. Should I find another hobby if I can not comprehend this easy lesson?

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Appreciate your honesty here, first of all - no don't give up especially if you are enjoying playing and learning, this might not necessarily be THE lesson for you. There are many different ways and directions to get to a desired result on the guitar, hopefully we have a lesson that "clicks" with you better. Our goal is to help players like yourself become lead guitarists! If you have been playing chords and are more of an experienced Rhythm guitarist, we have a fantastic lesson that turns chords you already know into solos which helped tons of Rhythm guitarists, let me know how you find it, and feel free to reach out again and we will try help find THE lesson that makes that connection for you :) Here's the lesson i think that could help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWbChXqwfNeUrdU

[@notsure3909]

@GuitarMasteryMethod hey, thanks for reaching out. The lesson you recommended definitely looks more my speed. I am looking forward to giving it a go tomorrow. Thanks again!

[@actiondefence]

​@@GuitarMasteryMethod perfect response. I've been struggling for about 2 years. I love the guitar but as for learning, I am very literal so sometimes get confused with phrases people use. Also I assist from aphantasia which basically means I have no "minds eye" to see things in my mind Gmail no creative imagination. If someone is just telling me stuff then I can learn it. If someone is demonstrating them I can learn to mimic, but when they do both, it breaks my little chimp brain! However, I keep plugging away and sometimes things just "click"! It's amazing when they do and I often sit there giggling to myself😂 Sick with it my friend, the juice is definitely worth the squeeze!

[@henrikmller2716]

I do not get a mail, when I sign up!

[@OnwardAndEdward]

Check your spam folder! If it’s not in there, send a message to GMM support

[@Keith-tz2jy]

I didn't hear the tension release

[@mattjans]

How is this not theory?

[@mattjans]

That said, great video!

[@joebustos6413]

Be better off actually taking joy in learning the intervals and theory application.