SOLOS


now with video demonstrations on each page !

88 excersises

to help you

Master your Scales


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Developing solos?

It`s just like bodybuilding

You don`t stay at the same weights forever

Once you can do 8 reps 3 times easily

you move on to heavier weights

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It`s the same with scales!

Stay with one exercise

you won`t improve.

Blues guitar starts here

You have to increase the complexity

to develop your skill level.



These exercises will :-


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1. Enhance the co-ordination of the two hands.

2. Expand your scalar awareness.

3. Harness your timing.

4. Help you emulate solos quicker and easier

You will have their ability under your fingertips.


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Look........................ this takes time.

* I can do it !

* Be in competition with me and all the other fluent guitarists!

* There is always space for those who are different....at the top!

* It's only hard work that separates poor players and great ones!

* Don't waste your effort by going too fast at the beginning.

* Apply this technique to each scale

* Examples accompany each scale page

* Good luck


REMEMBER


Stand up and use a plectrum as you practice each excersise.

that`s what you are going to do on stage!

sit down and:-

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* you`ll be resting your elbow somewhere

* your left arm will become weak and need constant support

* the plectrum hand will always be in the wrong position



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Major Scale Excersises

to become fluent in your Major Scales

apply these 22 excersises

be The SCALE MASTER


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Mixolydian Mode Excersises

to become fluent in your Mixolydian Modes

apply these 22 excersises

be A MIXOLYDIAN MONSTER


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Harmonic Minor Scale Excersises

to become fluent in your Harmonic Minor Scales

apply these 22 excersises

be The MAJOR MINOR MINCER


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Melodic Minor Scale Excersises

to become fluent in your Melodic Minors

apply these 22 excersises

become MELODIC MISTER


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