How To INSTANTLY Solo In Any Key

How To INSTANTLY Solo In Any Key

Is it really possible to instantly play guitar solos in any major or minor key after watching this one guitar lesson?...

And not only that but what if you could play the exact notes to have your guitar solos sound amazing to anybody who hears you play?...

When it comes to playing guitar solos a lot of guitarists get stuck in pentatonic boxes and don’t know how to move “across” the fretboard.

There’s a simple way to get started with lead guitar, or to expand your guitar solo chops by breaking things into simple patterns that can be repeated anywhere on the fretboard… And you can position these patterns to fit into any major or minor key.

When you use the patterns in this lead guitar lesson on: ‘How To Instantly Solo In Any Key’, you literally will be able to chuck on any backing track in any major or minor key and play a guitar solo along to the track.

Playing lead guitar in this way is the best way to have fun with your guitar because you’re going to get amazing results with very little effort by practicing the right things, the right way, in the right order… It’s the perfect thing to have your guitar solos sounding great right off the bat.

And when your solos sound this good (almost INSTANTLY) you’re much more motivated to pick up your guitar and play.

You can also use everything in this guitar lesson to write structured guitar solos to your own songs, but today we’re just going to focus on soloing to guitar backing tracks.

This is essential to know if you ever want to jam with other musicians, start a band, or write your own songs. Especially if you’ve ever dreamed of playing lead guitar like your favorite guitar legends.

So watch this 30-minute guitar lesson right now.

After that, you'll have the knowledge to know where to put your fingers on the fretboard to play the right notes along to any backing track, in any key.

You’re going to have a lot of fun with this guitar solo lesson and this is just the beginning for you.

I wanted to make sure that you have only the information you need right now to get started with lead guitar. I want you to play a guitar solo and forget all the fluff about theory for the time being.

Pick up that guitar of yours and let’s dive into this guitar lesson and have you soloing in any key RIGHT NOW.

Charlie Wallace
Guitar Mastery Method
Black Smoke Trigger

[GuitarMasteryMethod]

Don't forget to *download your free reference material and backing tracks* - just let me know where to send it!
- Charlie 🤘

[RR-shgr]

😭😭 Im 56 and always been an ear player because i dont know what notes are. After 35 years playing guitar I finally get it 😭😭😭 Im so so happy. Thank you Charlie xx

[brandoboyer]

I have never had a guitar lesson in my life and have played for 17 years, took me about 10 to figure out by myself what you just perfectly worded in a half hour.. You sir are one amazing teacher.

[stephenharden]

OMG ... I'm 51 years old and had 12 years of guitar lessons. No one has ever taught me soloing on scales in such a simple and easy way ... on my way to continuing to be a better guitarist - thank you!

[BMuscle]

Honestly, this is one of the most beneficial guitar videos I’ve seen yet on my guitar journey. Thank you homie for taking the time to do this for people.

[TheMitchmills]

I teach several instruments and music theory, this is one of the best if not the best lesson for lead guitar, especially for beginners, I have ever seen.

[dougmarthaaikin]

Using the Pentatonic to solo; teaching us that using the root minor and majors of any chord to freestyle anywhere on the fretboard=GENIUS!!! One of the best instruction videos EVER!!! Fav guitarists: Satriani and Tom Scholz of Boston

[barrettbrown]

Hi Charlie! I get shivers down my spine when I hear Jeff Beck (my favorite guitarist) & Stevie Ray. I like Jeff's phrasing, tone effects & creativity especially when playing Fusion. Stevie Ray is the grandmaster of Blues Rock...period. I learned a great deal in this lesson... the relationship between Major & its Relative Minor is a God sent gift from you!! Thank you for this valuable "stepping stone" of theory, for my path towards mastering the guitar. Amazing at how simple you explained it versus the confusion encountered with other teachers! Bear

[stanmiyamoto]

My favorite part Of today’s lesson was learning the pattern enabling me to jam with a track in any key after just one lesson! Very eye-opening! I’ve been playing guitar for 45 years using just rhythm and finger picking styles and just now decided to try this video series to see if I can learn anything about improv. I am amazed at what I learned! Excellent lesson!

[ericgreen]

I've been playing guitar for ten years, and free-form (improvising) soloing has always been the holy grail of guitar playing and has eluded me. I really felt like I came a long way toward learning this in this one video. Really appreciate the help. Video was awesome!

[caesarbaltar]

Am a guitar enthusiast since my teens back in 70s, but not developed, now as a senior I used to watch on youtube some guitar tutorials and learning some. And Sir the way you guide your students are superb. Thank you very much Sir.

[timbarry]

David Gilmour was always my favorite. I would be thrilled to be able to play half as good as he does. With your lesson I was impressed by the jumping up and down to play the same thing and the addition of the three extra notes. Unfortunately my memory is so bad I will have to go back and watch all this a few times before I can grasp it.

[mikecallahan]

I can’t thank you enough for what you have done to elevate my level of playing. The patience and consideration for details is something I have never experienced before. Again thank you so much you are an awesome teacher! And I will keep playing and practicing as much as I can and I will always tell people that it was because of you that I am able to play so well.

[jamesmajor]

quality mate, been playing for over 20 yr's and it is always nice learning new things, especially with music ..you are doing good work sir!

[brtanner]

Steve Howe - His musicality, classical stylings mixed with radical jazz ideas, all over the fretboard, amazing tone. I really liked using the pentatonic shapes with the jam tracks, then seeing how you took it to another level with bends, legato stuff and double stops. Very inspirational

[merrileeburoker]

At this point in my life, I would have to say that I would want to magically transform into Pete Anderson's skill set. I wouldn't turn down a Neal Schon magic wand either. (WOW!) My favorite part of this lesson was the jam track wandering. It made me feel like it really is possible for me to solo in some sort of simplistic way!

[shauncusack]

I was simply reviewing and was jamming on a new guitar you know rehearsing getting the feel of it and your video helped in the process. I liked the soloing in scale patterns and I anticipated the shifts changes as I do them and was already going to an a minor modality and before it's too sad sounding spin a turnaround return to C major scale throw in my accidentals some bending passing notes add an artificial harmonic and bang out a few rhythm chords and it's inspired me and my practice session well done, rock on. I was like backing and doubling your moves and more inspired than ever now thanks this was the lesson review I needed am feeling more confident as an artist and that so important to potential and performance.

[bill-fodb]

Hendrix and Clapton do that for me. My favorite part was hard to pin-point, as the whole lesson was a series of beautiful moments, each of learning and becoming comfortable with what was being shown.

[lmfrimond]

Favorite part of the lesson? - understanding that location of index/pinky root note position determines whether scale is major or minor. This clarifies how the exact same scale pattern can be either one of two different scales. Thanks.

[fizsed]

In 30 years of my guitar playing, this tutorial, and your presentation is the best I have found. Salute to your great effort to explain in so simplified way. Best wishes Sir👍