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What do you do when you're stuck and in a rut with guitar?

Our narrow minded perspective can hold us back if we don't use external reference points

For example, you may think you're playing fast....but when you use the metronome, you're not as fast as you think!

SCIENCE is the first component of the SHRED METHOD. There are 4 measuring mechanisms you can use to blast your playing into overdrive. Metronome, video, recording and jamming with others. Deploy all of these for best results but even one of them makes a massive difference

Full tabs, practice track, guitar pro file and MIDI file below. Record yourself playing this exercise on Discord if you're at the $10 tier or above for homework!

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Bobby Bladez

always enjoy the comedic bits infused with shred knowledge

Anonymous

Hi Shred! Always a fan of your content! I was recently accused of confusing Leads with Solos. Would you consider setting your token harpist straight on this one? What’s the difference in the world of guitar?

shredmasterscott

good question...I'm not sure. Perhaps leads are something that can happen while the vocalist sings. A countermelody or complimentary texture in a higher register. A solo is obviously when all eyes are on the guitar and the shredding is the primary focus