How to NEVER Run out of Ideas when Soloing (the easiest way!)

Ever hit a wall and felt like you've run out of ideas when improvising? Well, worry no more! In this lesson, we're uncovering the easiest way to keep your solos fresh and exciting, ensuring you never run out of creative sparks. With a few simple techniques, you'll learn how to generate endless musical ideas and keep your solos sounding dynamic and engaging. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, these tips will help you tap into a well of creativity you never knew you had. So, grab your guitar, get ready to unlock your inner improviser, and let's make sure you always have something amazing to play. Trust me, your solos will never be the same again!

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[gypsynerfherder]

Holy s**t! You’ve just completely unlocked the fretboard for me with this lesson!

[narta]

Practice one note. Bend it, hammer it, slide it, Tremelo it, half bend, full bend, bend and release, bend and hold, bend and vibrate, and so on and so forth. Make that one note talk and you can make them all talk.

[reiniclever]

I came across your site by chance - in 1987 I stopped being a musician and playing the guitar. At the beginning of the year I got my old Strat 25-Anniversary out (my God, that thing still sounds great after so many years) and rediscovered my passion. You helped me out - thank you very much - by the way, I'm 67 - greetings from Vienna

[Guitarharmonics]

Eddie is one of the better teachers on you tube. He explains the how's of playing various guitar techniques in ways easy to understand. thank you Ed. you're definitely THE MAN!

[mr.iowegian]

Been playing 20 years and I still suck at soloing. This is brilliant, yet simple! Thanks!

[marvinbush]

How could no one make a comment about these soloing instructions?🎸🎼🎵🎶

[cammovies]

Thanks mate. Ur making an old 58 year old play again. Cheers.

[JoshuaBall-tg]

Your videos completely changed me to next level

[steveeckert]

BB hung out on the 8th and 10th box so much they named it after him 😂😂😂 great video

[gman]

Good lesson offering useful ideas for those stuck in the standard pentatonic rut players often find themselves in while getting all the shapes under their fingers. Thanks for taking the time to make this video!

[cruzamaro]

Your videos about just taking a fragment of the scale is really good and helpful. I was one of the many that thought that you have to use the whole scale up and down to make something good, but then what. When you master those little fragments of the scale then you maximize the use of it. It’s really good and interesting the things you can learn with different people with different ideas.

[chrishenwood]

Ok so I have been looking for this for a long time and never attempted to solo as I couldn’t understand others. You make sense thank you

[ciachetti]

Eddie your lessons are the best. Thank you

[TomMarvan]

Motif: a short succession of notes producing a single impression; a brief melodic or rhythmic formula out of which longer passages are developed.

[CarClubsAutos-ilvr]

Yoo your number 5 best guitar teachers, enjoy your motivation spirit.

[clayallison]

Im constantly doing exactly what you described at the beginning of the video, and I'm an advanced player. Thank u for the advice. 👍👍

[henryadetulubo]

Thanks sooo much for this. It opened my eyes....literally.

[paulcaleb]

That makes so much sense, really glad I watched this lesson.

[patrickbarr]

Once again beyond awesome...your gmm courses are gold and worth every penny

[youngsuccess]

Thank you, these are things i kinda figured out in the last few months just while playing everyday. I sit and play for 5+ hours a day. I feel like i lost alot of time im 23 and started gigging i used to play an acoustic in high school and stopped for years, bought my first electric a year ago and practice is everything in doing gigs with my drummer (oldest friend) now and ive only been playing “really” for about 15 months