A guide to guitar solos

[ccaveman]

I don't know if this is the right place to put this, but it seems correct.

I've created a basic guide to creating guitar solos. It doesn't cover advanced topics, but it covers the basics for any aspiring soloist.

Tell me what you think of it, as well. If you have the time, of course.

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/890553/how_to_learn_and_create_solos_on_guitar.html?cat=33

 

[deadzone]

If it truly is you who created it and you can prove it, then put it in the user education section. As for the guide, it's a little too basic for my taste, as well as no pictures, you should possibly add a link in there to show people what a scale is in the first place and what scale you are talking about. as most people like my self learn how to solo before they even knew what a scale was and I believe that would be some invaluable information.

 

[ccaveman]

Yeah, I stated, that it was the A minor scale. It probably wasn't clear enough, though. Besides, don't you have to apply to post in the user education area?

Here is the best site for finding scales: http://all-guitar-chords.com/guitar_scales.php
To use the the website, click on the key you want, then the pattern and then the scale. Simple, and very effective.

 

[Tes-Vegas.]

Whoa This Is Pretty good.
if it is yours.
join user education and keep making more.

 

[ccaveman]

Thanks.

 

[deadzone]

Yeah, I stated, that it was the A minor scale. It probably wasn't clear enough, though. Besides, don't you have to apply to post in the user education area?

Here is the best site for finding scales: http://all-guitar-chords.com/guitar_scales.php
To use the the website, click on the key you want, then the pattern and then the scale. Simple, and very effective.

Yeah, I learned scales etc. a long time ago. I was simply referring to the people who may be just starting out. An no, not that I am aware you should be able to post your guides in the guide section dedicated for user guides.

 

[ccaveman]

Yeah, but the scales website can be a reference for others, I guess.

 

[Horror]

lolwut y no rick roll?

 

[xxthebeastxx]

Pretty good guide. I prefer Thirds and some Pentatonic scales

 

[ccaveman]

Yep, Pentatonics are helpful.