Trouble Keeping Rhythm When Soloing? Practice This! Guitar Fundamentals.

Trouble keeping rhythm when you go to solo? It's ok, it is a very common phenomenon. In order to feel confident about your solo rhythm, it is important to keep track of the rhythm. Here is an exercise you can do as many times as you want in many different ways in order to get the feel of the rhythm into your solos. I hope you enjoy!

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[russellbradford]

You discuss real world issues with transition from rhythm to lead, great advice. Thanks Stich

[doghousejt]

Merry Christmas to you and you family. Thanks for all the great lessons during the year it is a wonderful blessing for us senior players!

[whitewalker]

I think every guitar player should be subscribed to you. This has become my best channel on Youtube after the arpeggio masterclass and I've been following so many guitarists for so long on Youtube. I will share your channel everywhere I can, on Quora, on Reddit, to my college friends, my colleagues, everywhere.

[danmurray]

You really are the man! I can really see the potential in this practice regime! I love to noodle but you keep me on the straight and narrow!!

[GuitariGiri]

thank you so much! I always struggle with timing when ever difficult chord shape comes or when i just think about the fretting hand. thanks for helping

[Dennis-pxxt]

Stitch, when i first started guitar only 1 yr ago i could not grasp most of what you taught. I pushed through playing chords without buzzing, learned more chords and currently learning barr chords and 3 or 4 chord songs. Now going back to your videos, because of your content and your talent of explaining thing the way you do i feel you have projected me into practicing thing i expected to practice years down the road.. Thank you and you are the best mentor i have found on any media available. I cant thank you enough. This lesson alone opens up so much vision and possabilities for a beginner like myself. You have no idea ( maybe you do) what this video has done for me. Thank you so much.

[silviam]

MY GUY ❤ after your help my playing improves everytime

[dogbehavior]

Self taught with assistance, I have struggled with this for so long but kept at it and have advanced some and yesterday I was angry for not being able to "get it" this came in on the right beat lol, Thanks!

[georgebentley-ricardo]

Brilliant, absolutely brilliant lesson. Thanks for sharing 🎸🤓

[YEM_]

I really appreciate this basic lesson / exercise. Thanks!

[williamocallaghan]

Hey Stitch! Love the lesson really enjoyed it your looking good Happy Holidays 🎸

[brucestevens]

Very good lesson, basic fundamentals.

[chitekwe]

Merry Christmas and new year to all. And thanks for the great lessons.

[dalechordis]

Great I am learning so much from you!!! Thank you :)

[marksgameoflife]

I love it when its simple and when baby steps give me big gains. Thanks✌

[KyriCB]

Stich, the only thing I regret is not finding you earlier. You truly are, in my humble opinion, the best out there. I’ve been watching all the other dudes and then I came across your free 2hr masterclass! Excellent! I.m trying to get back into playing after years away and get really confused as to practice regimes. There’s a big buzz right now with guitarists promoting this ‘get out of scale shapes/pentatonic practice’, and ‘free your mind’ and break out so as not to limit yourself within box shapes. Could you please shed some light on what they are trying to get across? How can you break free from basic fundamental knowledge in the form of scale shapes if you don’t know the shapes initially so as to free your mind?? You rock Stitch! Have a healthy, happy and successful 2021!

[Bk-puto]

Great lesson & practice. I agree that tapping your foot is a good habit to include in one's playing

[wftoney]

Thanks. I always come away from you videos with something of value.

[ABrookfire]

Happy New Years, to you and yours, Ian! And everybody!

[dieselman]

I’m having trouble keeping rhythm when soloing over chords like nobody no when ur down and out I’m ok the start and then screw up ☹️☹️cheers for this in incouragment stitch take care from Ireland 🇮🇪