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Step By Step Into Soloing, Pt. 2 - Bending Again

This lesson continues from Part 1 in furthering your bending adventure, along with some pull-off action.

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Step By Step Into Soloing - Pt. 1: Bending Strings

This is Part One in learning to solo on guitar, beginning with bending strings.

Step By Step Into Soloing, Pt. 3: The Shuffle Feel

In this lesson on soloing, you will learn to achieve the "shuffle" feel in your playing, a must know technique for Blues and Jazz, and other styles.

Step By Step Into Soloing, Pt. 2 - Bending Again

This lesson continues from Part 1 in furthering your bending adventure, along with some pull-off action.

Step By Step Into Soloing, Pt. 6: "3 over 2" and other fun stuff

In this lesson you will learn a valuable technique called "3 over 2", where you play three notes over two beats, along with some extended ideas to round out this section of the series on Soloing.

Step By Step Into Soloing, Pt 4: Bends, Transitions and Double Stops

In this lesson, you will continue to learn about bends, add in transitions and get familiar with double stops, all techniques necessary to play lead guitar.

Step By Step Into Soloing, Pt. 5: Changing Positions, Bends and Transitions

In this lesson you will continue to build your abilities to change positions on the fret board, improve your bends and make smooth transitions between positions.

Aeolian Mode, Pt. 1: First Position

In this lesson, you will be learning the first of the five positions of the Aeolian mode up the fret board of the guitar, the Aeolian form or pattern.

Aeolian Mode, Pt 3: Third Position

In this lesson you will learn the third position of the Aeolian mode, the Dorian form or pattern. You will then see how it relates to the previous 2nd position through overlapping notes which "lock" it in place.

Aeolian Mode, Pt. 2: Second Position

In this lesson, you will learn the second position of the Aeolian Mode, the Ionian form or pattern. It will then be shown how they interconnect via overlapping notes, which "locks" them together.

Aeolian Mode, Pt. 4: Fourth Position

In this lesson you will learn the fourth position of the Aeolian mode, the Phrygian form or pattern. You will continue to also be shown how the Phrygian shares notes with the Dorian before it, "locking" it in place as to the order in which it occurs, that it is always the fourth position of the scale.

Aeolian Mode, Pt. 5: Fifth Position

In this lesson you will learn the fifth and final position of the Aeolian mode, the Mixolydian form or pattern. Again, you will be given an understanding of how this position is "locked" in place by shared overlapping notes, bot above (the Aeolian form at the octave) and below (the previous 4th pattern, the Phrygian form).