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Ch. 9 | Side B - Learning a More Complex Solo Pt. 1 (Patreon)

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I have written a short example of a slightly more complex solo. For the next two lessons I will go over the process of learning something like this by ear. This is Part 1.

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Fretboard Method - Ch. 9 - Side B (Learning a More Complex Solo Pt. 1)

I have written a short example of a slightly more complex solo. For the next two lessons I will go over the process of learning something like this by ear. This is Part 1. The Solo (0:00) Finding the Starting Note (2:22) Finding the Last Note (7:00) How Many Notes, and Direction (10:44) Using Visual Cues (13:05) Tactical Pausing (16:43) Getting a Fingering (19:57) Next Section (22:36) Final Thoughts (29:47)

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Kelly Thompson

I started playing by ear and figuring out small parts of songs through experimentation many moons ago. My problem is this: I only learned how to use my ears and left my brain completely out of it. I thank you for showing me a more cerebral approach to guitar. I need to get better at knowing where the hell I am and why on the fret board.

LoG's Guitar Extravaganza
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Personally I will say the opposite situation (knowing everything but having no ear) is far worse. Building a strong ear is much more difficult than building a strong knowledge of the fretboard.