Stop Your Solos from Sounding "Robotic" (Start doing this!)

[@miniguitarjams]

Every time I hit a road block you get me up and running again. 👍

[@teraflux1988]

I like how you always explain everything in very simple words. Thank you.

[@JamesFletcher-ve1zp]

My favorite guitar teacher.I'm 53 . I always enjoy learning .

[@WestleyNewman]

Love this , been practicing this it works ! Thank you for sharing this with us ! 🎸🎸🎸💥💥💥🎸🎸🎸

[@freespirit369-nb4jf]

This was a really helpful video! Opened some doors for me. Thanks

[@robraaiii]

I already knew you could play the scale this way. But thinking of it like a saxophone or a singer… made it make sense. It’s like I already had the puzzle pieces, you just made them click into place. Thanks for this 🤘🏻

[@davidbutler8850]

Do re mi fa so la ti do... ABCDEFG a ... Sing to it.

[@bryantcochran5065]

This is great, I practice scales on each string (I call them linear scale practice) then I go through the "standard" scales (vertical scales). This lesson helps me know how to solo with feeling. Thanks Eddie.

[@davidbutler8850]

Thank you that was helpful to me to envision from the box... Envision playing all the notes going up the neck... Thanks 👍

[@GratefulDoc]

Great lesson, gives that slide guitar vocal feeling.

[@noahtenshen]

I get the feeling that you've been watching me practice lately. That's been my jam for a few weeks now--fun stuff. Chris Buck-like, and he is a master at it.

[@westleysvideos7551]

This is Awesome I’m going to work on this ( Beautiful Sounds ) thanks for sharing !🎸🎸🎸💥💥💥🎸🎸🎸

[@Rick1198s]

Damn Eddie, another GREAT micro lesson to help me play better solos 😮😊 Thanks heaps 🙏

[@friedfish69]

Wonderful. Couple of things I notice which allow extending this pattern. The open A minor chord is right there in the second fret notes. The fifth fret A minor chord there as well. So we can move from the scale to chords easily. Also, A minor box one is there at the 5thand 7th frets, and 9th fret on the G string is part of the A minor "house" pattern on the three high strings. So we can move from box 1 to horizontal to "house" slick as a whistle. More at the twelfth fret, too. How about a video which does the same thing for E minor?

[@rayhart1462]

Great stuff!! Thanks!!

[@nickreyes5231]

little by little i’m going to learn

[@John-ob7dh]

Pretty good info . I try and play in Say if in A i will start off in the D or E scale and try and solo in all 3

[@johndotson920]

Awesome stuff

[@jameslemley1758]

Thanks great lesson

[@zuldeth]

Excelente!

[@jordangamble3515]

You can stay on the b string and go crazy with a solo. All up and down the fretboard.

[@dadstalks]

A song that shows this perfectly is The Cult's She Sells Sanctuary

[@bropeace2061]

Thumbs up bra❤

[@ninadsakha]

Like if you learned something new today ! Thank you man I'm learning something useful day by day from you.

[@ILLRICARDO]

Are these videos from the ultimate guitar mastery blueprint course?

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

They are not taken from the course, but there are separately filmed and more in depth topics covered in the course if it interests you!

[@ILLRICARDO]

​@GuitarMasteryMethod thank you, just how long is the lenght of each video in the course, i have been looking to get it, but get turned off as i cant really handle video above 15 minutes long because of my adhd.

[@wesleyAlan9179]

🤘💯%

[@txpes-ls9lz]

i started to learn the 5 major scales pattern, but i don't understand why we have to learn those vertical parttern, when every time i a guitarrits soloing, they are playing horizontally or diagonally.

[@zepos]

the vertical patterns are part of the major scales. If learn all 5 shapes and can play them diagonally easily then you for sure can effortlessly play the vertical pattern anywhere on the scale u want.