How to Start Improvising on Guitar - Improvisation 101 - Learn To Solo

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[jeilanyluna]

This made me realize how much I actually suck lmao

[lucasfreyjensen]

For almost every guitar lesson i go to, there is a comment saying "This is the best tutorial ever"

[FrozenMeatDisk]

Holy shit, when you said you are telling a story about the root notes it put soloing as a beginner in a whole new perspective, thankyou!

[BRUCE]

Ive been searching all over youtube and this is probably the best tutorial there is.

[danielvallah]

I love how his attitude is ''You fuckers better do it like this or I will fuck you up''

[mistersamman]

How to improvise aka “When scales became fun.”

[tito.tarantula]

💡I've been playing for just over a year now and my guitar journey seems like a video game where the objective is to collect keys in order to move forward... this was definitely one of those key collecting moments. Thanks, Michael. 🗝

[MacKoslowski]

The way he explains so slowly its almost as if he's mad LMAO

[rowanpehrson]

I know this is the best lesson ill find, but if only i could understand it

Edit: 4 years into playing guitar now, now I get it 😬

[hgaubaul]

You can give a man a fish... feed him for a day.
Give him a fishing rod... feed him for life!
Thanks for sharing.

[chrishandsome]

This video is extremely underrated. Might be the best video I’ve seen on how to solo effectively

[lew-ejones-ayres]

Love the way you explain this. I've had teachers try and show me improv since I was 14 learning piano blues but no ones made it sound this approachable. So often teachers get lost in the theory to the point where you can't even see the music and you've done completely the opposite

[olderendirt]

One of those a-ha moments when someone finally explains something in a way I get. Thank you. Now if I can just make it work. I hope so!

[traileater]

Thanks for the lesson, you made some key points here about those root notes. Improvising is what aspiring players want to learn as it is rewarding as well as impressive to others. One thing I figured out is to learn a few mini licks then tie them together. And a lot of these can be made from simple walk ups/downs, with some small 2-3 note fillers in between. Otherwise listen to players you like and learn a few of their riffs and apply them to your playing. Play/learn them and build your lick library in your head. After a while new ones will come naturally when you are playing!

[musicfriend]

This video was uploaded 6 years ago and I found it now and it’s very helpful in 2020. I’m sure that even after decades and decades this will video lesson will be very helpful as it is today for guitar learners and players. Music never dies, good lessons like this can never be ignored.

[khaledbaled]

I have been playing about 1 and a half years now and Just watching 2 videos of this channel has really helped me a lot regarding music theory, Thank you !

[dark_phantom]

proceeds to blow my mind with first lick. Says “keep it nice a simple”

[adiopm]

This is exactly what i was looking for. You actually explain the scales, and you do it well. Great video! and keep up the great work.

[musicjunkie]

I deem this channel. . . worthy. subscribed

[kittatro]

I couldn't understand improvising and then I watched this video. Started seeing the music as a conversation, telling a story through phrases, and now I can improvise something that sounds good! Thank you so much