Start Soloing WITH THE SONG: How to DETACH FROM Chord Tone Soloing

Sometimes you feel lost or like a runaway train when soloing over a backing track. This lesson is designed to give you an easy template to create better phrasing and sound more professional in your guitar solos. It is a very easy concept to implement in your playing and will make you feel ten times more confident. Hope you enjoy!
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Ok, so this is Huge 15 minute practice session! Here I go over how to make your way through this concept by practicing your short phrases, long phrases, flow of the riff, the flat five, double stops, adding a pentatonic position and playing outside melodies. Hope you enjoy!
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Alright, this 13 minute session is all about how I wrote the R&B Chord Progression and Bass Line. Includes chords chart and tabs. Watch how everything changes as I layered the groove.
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[@billtharp3374]

I credit you with being able to go from being good at open chords and barre chords to playing lead freely thinking more about what I want to “say” rather than the notes I want to play. Started watching your channel a year ago and it made a huge difference in my life. No anxiety playing live anymore. Thank you so much, buddy. What you do is important!

[@jeromekovacik1198]

Good to see you Ian.

[@danlektro]

Your lessons are always to-the-point and actionable. I have learned so much from each of them and I thank you. I've got to say this, however - your solo here is absolutely sweet, enjoyable, tasty, and in-the-pocket! I've asked non-musicians to listen to this, and they wanted to know what the name of the song was and where they could download it. :) I can't think of many guitar tutorials that are pleasurable to a non-musician, but you've proven that it can be done. Thank you once again for making beautiful guitar sounds achievable for those of us who put in the effort.

[@WhatsUpDoc1379]

Dude, I've been playing for 20+ years, and have been in a phrasing slump. I love this!

[@user-jc4io2xr9g]

So happy, I found this channel. Talking about phrasing like this makes a lot of sense.

[@noahtenshen]

My personal favorite way to jam and get lost for long periods of time. Excellent lesson! Stay Well Groovy One. Love that SG color.

[@MicaDeLaSierra]

I love how this sounds, thanks for sharing...

[@raybart5604]

That works great. Best you have ever sounded to my ear. Really great.

[@abbeyzondo]

Just wow. Thanks.

[@shutinjohn]

Enjoyed your idea and video!

[@misterclutchabc]

Thoroughly awesome!

[@JunkYour925]

I agree. I let my fingers DANCE with the beat and it doesn’t matter what precise optimum notes I’m playing. Finger dancing. It’s all about beat and rhythm. You have to let yourself go though. That’s hard for some to get use to but it’s so much more enjoyable. The beat and rhythm is what gives you the ideas for phrases and variations.

[@RLB52]

Good stuff Stich. I like the extension on the G/B/E strings too. It is an easy box for me to remember and I feel adds a lot to the phrasing when soloing on one chord. The E flat sounds kind of jazzy. Two thumbs 👍🏿👍🏿 up on this one.

[@JunkYour925]

Great advice! Sometimes I hit a tone either too soon or late but I’ll hang on it (sustain) what feels to be an uncomfortably long time and I wait for the song to catch up to me before I finish off the phrase. It feels off beat but works, very cool. You just have to have the confidence to hang there. Playing by ear in a set framework like pentatonic scale is fun.

[@ddordek906]

It's just beautiful Stich, thank you ❤

[@FrittenFritzgerald]

Thank you Stich and happy holiday to yall!

[@allenrwhite]

That’s good stuff!

[@TommySG1]

Very cool Stitch, thank you! Dig the Blueberry burst SG too man, rock on! 🤟

[@coastercook]

Thanks, Ian. Always good to see a new lesson.

[@99vkh]

Nice and helpful… Short Staccato and long 😊 long path of soloing shortened nicely for people like me breaking my head to figure out how to solo. Thanks !! 👍🎸🎸👏👏

[@swineapplebbq6485]

Thats cool ❤ thx

[@samlawlor2059]

Thanks bud. You're the best

[@scottklandl488]

Super nice lyrical bop!

[@johnphillips4033]

I'm digging the new background.

[@CD_Character]

That made me go listen to Black Sabbath's "Planet Caravan".

[@dermotwoods111]

Great video Ian

[@why_the_etude_matters]

Your my favorite. I have technic from hell, you’re helping me find my musicality.

[@MrJamlee88]

Hi Ian - great lesson, Staccato - on.

[@andyb7855]

Amazing lesson ! I really dig your style...

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Thanks man! Means a lot

[@polygraphovich]

6:57 triplets so sweet!

[@ryanfox6260]

Need more lessons on phrasing! Yes! Curious who the guitarists are who do this that you heard

[@kevinalfrey2633]

That neck looks wide, great lesson

[@samlawlor2059]

What are those chords in the backing track btw? Super cool super groovy

[@YHWHsaves-dot-com]

👏👏👏

[@yourpetard]

you should do a video on vibrato

[@douginny]

Good to see you my man.... What are the chords?

[@captainkangaroo4301]

This should be easy for me because I’ve had a detached mind for years.

[@lynfox1533]

Can you use same concepts in other genres

[@StichMethodGuitar]

If the song has a good grove and you can find the right scale….. of course

[@Andre.vdk_covers]

How do you do this 8:18?

[@Optiman5000]

Practice

[@MrSDFD18]

Stitch! Did you do a lesson on “3:1”? What was the name of that video?

[@44scoots]

What are those chords in the backing track ??? Key?