How To EASILY Solo Over Chord Changes Like A PRO (Pt.1)

[bestboy]

This is hands down the easiest and best lesson on improvising. So practical and easy to follow.

[BradleyHallGuitar]

OKAY FINE I admit Mr Beans that this was actually pretty informative. YOU WIN THIS ONE

[napesdrk]

Melody, technique and yes, following the rhythm. The guitarist holy grail

[thrashnator]

This is literally the easiest lesson on diverse soloing technique. No way this is out for free. This is Gold Mine!

[GrenadeLegs]

This is hands down the best lesson on this subject I've seen in my 41 years alive. Like others, I was told to play scales that matched and I was so stuck.

This is a fucking great video dude! More pls

[justsomeguy]

Following the chords is something I've been trying to work on so much lately. This is exactly what I needed. Thank you, funny bean guitar man.

[kevgmei]

Dude, you explained soloing on key 10 times better than any of my guitar teachers who basically told me to just play scales that match the chords!

[LordCasco]

Maybe your best lesson ever
And by far the best "how-to solo" video seen on the tube
Chapeau, Mr. Beans

[marioo.fmg._]

Man that second solo at the begining is incredible. You should make a song out of it.

[anandpaul]

Hands down the best 10mins I’ve spent learning about soloing! You’ve condensed what people take years to learn on their own into 10 solid minutes! Hats off to you! Loved the graphics which show the notes of the chord when soloing. That really drove home the point!

[matthew]

Ok man if ever meet you in person I'm shaking your hand and giving you a hug. This video just broke down a serious mental wall for me. I've been watching a lot of Marty Friedmans instructional videos and your have been just as helpful. I've been trying to make my solo follow chords and make things more melodic and this just made so much more sense. Thank you man. I watch your videos every day and they've helped out so much.

[RogerBorges]

What i love the most is that he's really charismatic so the lesson becomes absolutely easier

Thank you Beans

[seandavidhasaknife]

Whoa… this is probably the best lesson I’ve ever stumbled on. The lesson here is so simple and obvious, it’s maddening that I couldn’t figure it out on my own. Thank you.

[ConanDrumBand]

I love this partnership you have with Bradley Hall’s channel 😅.

It really is top notch content 🤘

[sumdumdum]

Dude, a couple weeks ago I started learning guitar correctly after using tabs for years. Just got into improvising solos after learning scales and chords and then you posted this vid, amazingly perfect timing, and easy to follow along for me. Thank you so much, cant wait for the next vid :)

[ardennenwijzer]

After playing for one year and seen almost 1000 YT-videos, you are the firts one who finally made me understand the concept of playing solo over chord progression. You know, I gave up and was noodling for the last 4 months. Thank you a lot Sir!

[philwagnerjr]

Dude, I must say this short video was the best lesson I've ever seen! You helped me take way the b.s. boxes in my mind and helped me actually see where I need to be and where I should be going to!

I dont think this possible but who know... but you need to find a way to trademark your effing genius idea of the red highlighted dots of your home base on the fretboard!!

Between that visual of those dots and the very easy but still detailed lesson. All the info you gave was quick and your approach of lets not talk about random shit for 20 mins and plug 3 different things in, lets just be super efficient but still quick and to the point really helped everything just click in my head!

Again, thank you for taking your time to do this video!! I truly appreciate you, brother! Cheers!!

[jonbrowne]

Bloody superb lesson! After playing the guitar for years, I never realised how the chord shift enhances the quality of the solo! Brilliant!

[metalhead_]

Thanks Bradley that 1-3-5 example makes perfect sense it relates to the triads too

[Iron-Brow]

20yrs of playing and this is the best explanation for this ive heard