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Pattern 1 is not the problem. The missing pieces are target notes, rhythm, and expression.
In this lesson, Lee shows three simple ways to make Pattern 1 blues solos sound more musical without learning new scale shapes.
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What You'll Learn How to make Pattern 1 sound fresh again Why chord tones make ...Source: Episode transcript provided by user.
IntroductionMost blues guitar players eventually hit a wall with Pattern 1 of the minor pentatonic scale. After years of using it, many players assume the pattern itself is the problem and start searching for more scales, more positions, and more complexity.
In this episode, Lee explains why great blues play...
If your solos feel disconnected from the chord progression or you get lost when the chords change, this lesson will completely change how you approach blues soloing. Lee from Play Guitar Academy breaks down one simple concept that instantly makes your solos sound more musical and conne...
Most guitar players don’t actually get lost in chord changes because they don’t know enough scales, they get lost because they never learned how to hear and target the movement happening underneath the solo. In this lesson, I’ll show you a simple way to follow chord changes naturally so your blues solos sound more connected, musical, and intentional.
Playing what you hear feels hard because most guitar players try to find an entire phrase before they can confidently find one note. In this episode, Lee breaks down why your ear gets disconnected from the fretboard and how to rebuild that connection with a simple one-note starting point.
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