Tag: soloing over changes
In this series of blog lessons, we’re looking at how to solo over chord changes by using a simple system I came up with based on four sequences of notes. Check out Part 1 if you haven’t already, and if you don’t have one already, treat yourself to a looper pedal as it will speed […]
In Part 3, we start soloing over chord changes using the four base sequences from Part 2. Remember, this is a much more efficient process if you have a looper pedal at hand. If you don’t have one yet, you deserve one so treat yourself to one on Amazon. I recommend the tc electronic and […]
Chord tone soloing and soloing over changes on guitar is a complex area which can be approached in many ways, and where even a cursory search for online resources is likely to leave you with more questions than answers. It’s particularly difficult on guitar because guitarists tend to arrive at this point with varying amounts […]
It’s no secret that your average saxophone player is light-years ahead of your average guitarist when it comes to improvisation; this is mainly because your average saxophonist knows the shit out of chords, but your average guitarist doesn’t. This is slightly ironic because you can’t play chords on a saxophone, but anyway, what I’d like […]
