Today we'll look at solos designed for just a one guitarist band, and
ways to not lose the power or thrust of the song when going into it.
We'll will look at a technique which I use quite a lot, and is also fun to
use.
there are three methods which can be used to sustain a song during a solo,
- Finger tapping (which is explained in
another lesson)
- Have another guitarist
- Put chords in your solo.
here is a lick from one of my own songs which uses method 3
----17p15h17p15h17------------------------------------------
------------------17p15h17p15h17----------------------------
-------------------------------16p14h15p14p12h14p12h14-14v~-
-14---------------------------------------------------------
-14---------------------------------------------------------
-12---------------------------------------------------------
----17p15h17p15h17------------------------------------------
------------------17p15h17p15h17----------------------------
-------------------------------16p14h15p14p12h14p12h14-14v~-
-14---------------------------------------------------------
-14---------------------------------------------------------
-12---------------------------------------------------------
----17p15h17p15h17------------------------------------------
------------------17p15h17p15h17----------------------------
-------------------------------16p14h15p14p12h14p12h14-14v~-
-14---------------------------------------------------------
-14---------------------------------------------------------
-12---------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------15b17-
------------------------------------------------------12------
------------------------------------------------12h14---------
12-----------------------------------12h14p12h14--------------
12------------10h12p10h12-12h14p12h14-------------------------
10-10h12p10h12------------------------------------------------
there ya go
you can use all sorts of different scales
as this is just an example.
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