MUST KNOW - Melodic Guitar Soloing With Chord Tones
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- čas přidán 22. 05. 2024
- ► Grab lesson files: goo.gl/mfT1h1 - So, did this sound like I was playing the C major scale the whole time?
Well I was, but, inspired by David Gilmour and many others, I highlighted the CHORD TONES.
What's this all about then? Chord tones? Yeah baby, and it's the SECRET everyone probably knows! haha!
Emphasizing chord tones is a simple and powerful approach to playing MELODICALLY. You can't fail with chord tones. Arpeggios and triads are the chord tones in this way: if you are playing over a C major 7 chord, you are playing chord tones if you play any of the notes from the triad: CEG. The same is true if you play the note B, which appears in the C major 7 chord.... and so on - clear as mud? Triad: 3 notes, but for example, a C Maj9 arpeggio would have 1-3-5-7-9, so 5 notes. Obviously, you don't have to play every single note of the chord - you can just play 1 or 2 notes from the chord - you're still playing the chord notes.
From this lesson, I hope you can see that practicing the major scale, TOGETHER with triads and arpeggio exercises is something you want to master.
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For this lesson, I used a
► Suhr Pro C1: www.suhr.com
► KO Plexi amp: www.koamps.com
► Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer: amzn.to/2eqwmBL - Hudba
I felt really stucked with just noodling around the "pentatonic boxes"... this lesson is really helpful! thank you very much 🙏
excellent camera angle... great piece! 👍👍
I have been working on your ideas for some time, they are suddenly in focus and instantly relevant. Thank you very much.
Thankyou Robert, that will help immensely.
Thankyou also for your lessons, your content and delivery is excellent. Love your electric guitar tone. Very defined and rich.
Cheers and thanks
Got this luscious lick down in 2 days, and I love it...!!!
Thanks Robert...
You Da Man...!!!
WOOOW!! Superb solo tone! And all the details are explained so well. Honestly, I've been struggling w/ the approaches to the melodic soloing. Now I know what should I do, so Thank You!
such musicianship. really explains this elusive but simple idea beautifully.
Excellent simple clear explanation and demonstration of what others say but never show - play the notes in the chords!
Love that melodic style and building on each different chord tone really ties it all together without sounding too "samey". Nice Gilmour like bends too. Might even reattach my whammy bar! Clearly explained and very doable as always Robert
Love the sweet composition. Like the way you explain things in your videos. keep it up much appreciated that you share these learning's and teachings.
Ritchie Blackmore does it. That's why he sounded more melodic than others. Great lesson.
Robert, thanks!!!!!!!!!
Best solo, l plaing with backingtrack over and over again and can't stop !!! Best regards!!!
Great lesson Robert , really enjoyed it !
molto bello, tanto sentimento!! grazie Robert (you are the best teacher)
Thanks for the tutorial, easy to follow , direct to the point.
Excellent lesson, thanks so much. Just what I wanted right now.
Wonderful video! Amazing sound!
Excellent lesson .Thank you sir all the best
Hey Robert,
Amazing Lesson!!
Thanks!!
Such a great lesson, Robert. Beautiful playing, and beautiful tone. I'll be studying this, thank you!
Thanks a lot!
Always so clear...Thanks very much!
no words to say excellent
Great tune great tone great echo thanks Robert
I LOVE the tone of that Suhr strat. What a beautiful sound and your playing is exquisite.
Thanks so much!
beautiful lesson please give more this types of lessons
I really enjoyed this lesson, very helpful
What a beautiful solo. Amazing lesson on Chord tone soloing. Thanks Robert.
Glad you like it!
Robert Renman Would be great to see a detailed Course for download on Chord tone soloing and phrasing soon. Thanks
Excellent lesson.
Excellent lesson. Robert has the knack of articulating concepts in an easily-understood way. Fab stuff.
Wow, thanks!
Thanks for all the great videos.
Best material and best presentation!!! Regards from Novorossyisk Russia!!!
This is beautiful to listen to and to play. Thank you Robert for sharing such a great lesson with so much knowledge and craft.
Great lesson 👍
Great lesson. I am now a subscriber to your channel. keep up the good work!
Man am I glad I stumbled across your channel, exactly what I've been looking for. One subscription gained and it was well deserved
Thank you
I've just discovered your channel and I love your style. As someone else commented I can hear David Gilmour in there all over the place. I've subscribed and I'm waiting for some files. Thank you.
If you have joined the CZcams membership, you’ll find the files under the community tab. Thanks!
love this lesson
Thanks for the lesson. I don’t have the words to express my gratitude. My playing has improved immensely. Keep up the great work.
Happy to help!
The tab is awesome thanks Robert
Cool lesson, just like all your lessons!
Nice explanation Robert thanks i like it its very usefull lesson.
I've been trying to learn how to use triad shapes to solo. This will help me! Thanks.
Beautiful melodic solo! Amazing!
Thanks a lot!
...many thanks for the music notation. Extremely helpful video!
Very interesting. Thanks for the lesson
Thanks robert for the lesson
Thank you, very good lesson.
Wonderful! It immediately reminds me of the style of one of my favorite guitarists/songwriters, Justin Hayward (lead guitarist of Moody Blues). So that's how he does it...
When he says click the thumbs up button, I really feel like clicking it. Great lessons!
Great lesson Robert. 👍
Tackar
Another great lesson .
Thanks again!
Chord tone soloing..... I really like it !! Please do more solos on that !!! Thanks
Very nice Robert. Thank you
Thanks for listening
Really useful lesson Robert
Glad you think so!
thanks to you you make it possible for us beginners to play for an audience , and i guess that is one of our ultimate target and joy , thanks for making it attainable
You're welcome.
Great tips, Mr. Robert. Thanks.
You are welcome.
Awesome! Thank you very much!
Many thanks Robert!!!!
It's a great video demo for guitar soloing...
Tku MR Robert Great lesson ,,GOD BLESSSYOU>... you the Best, amigo, grasias,
Thanks for this, Robert. First comment too!
I've been waiting for a video on this topic explained like you do for a long time. Excellent.
Glad to hear it!
Really instructive and tastefull......and neat nails man!
Thank you kindly!
Wow this is special from a special man from whom i learned a lot and makes me grab that guitar over and over...
Thanks mister Robert let me tel you for the first time even if it's been 6 years or more i'm following your lessons..you're the best teacher anybody could have.. By the way.. The last part from Am to F is a Gilmourish mellow kinda phrases... Sounding by the way very intense to my ears..love it specially..i've been looking to anyone who could sounding so close and you did it thumbs up...never heard it from anyone else... Wish Mister Renman you do a lesson entirely dedicated to David Gilmour style, who by the way use that kind of aproach to soloing over his music.
Thanks!
That was beautiful, Robert.
+13thAMG thanks!
Great lesson. With these types of lesson, the teacher quite often talks about the Caged system, where to find the target notes up and down the guitar, but doesn't actually explain about the passing tones, how to use them, when to use them, and different ways to start or end on a chord tone. You actually touched on some of this stuff. Cheers.
Thanks!
Awesome!
Excellent video
Thank you very much!
That's awesome !
Breath-takingly beautiful! I think I should get a whammy pedal for my flute. Why should you guitar players have all the fun.
Thanks for actually showing us the notes from behind the fretboard!!!!!! It's so hard to follow other videos which only use the front view!
Glad it was helpful!
Great lesson 👍 give more
More to come!
Awesome 👏
So beautiful song ....I Dont have words for speak to like this love It!
Thanks “prof” master!
PS: prof = teacher
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Just awesome
Great lesson,I'm gonna show my 17 yr old.....I allready know this stuff,I watch these lessons because it helps me be a better teacher to my kid,lol Thank you sooo very much!!
Great to hear!
Thank you for sharing this knowledge! The tone of your Suhr guitar plus the KO Plexi is really wonderful. I have visited the KO Amps website, full of incredible little monsters. A pleasure to see that amount of quality craftsmanship.
Glad you enjoyed it!
sweet sweet tone!!!!!
Thank you
very nice lesson.
Thanks!
A great guitar player, for sure, but an amazing teacher too.
Thanks a lot.
Amazing
So sweet ) thanks )
I see the chord tones as the "boss notes" , the notes to launch from and to return to, during the chord of the moment. I'm very visual so what makes it easier for me is to find all of the D, A and E shapes on the fretboard for any given chord. Of course that would be in the order of 5-1-3 for all of these shapes, and we are all familiar with them because that's what we learned on day 1. There are times when I might use a scale, but obviously the chord tones are much more mycotic and they really aren't the most important notes during the chord of the moment.
Once again great lesson Robert - Lord bless you brother!
Thanks!
Robert,... could you do a couple of lessons on "Thumb placement",... during your initial playthru on this video your thumb is always over the top,... but when you go back to breaking down phrases your thumb is much more on the back top side of the neck..... so what I'm looking for is:
1). Why you've developed a style where your thumb is many times over the top, and how to overcome crowding your other fingers to accidently mute notes.
2) when to use the thumb for strength on bends
3) How to use that strength to get vibrato in a bend & how to practice that.
4) How & why to use the thumb to fret a note while playing a chord instead of barring.
STILL AWESOME.....
Nice thanks a lot
That lick on the intro is so tasteful it hurts my ears! Geesh!!!
I am from Thailand though i not understand English. Your video have benefits for me.
thanks Robert.Beautiful and educational
awesome..................
Thanks 😊
it seems to me like earing hotel california!!!welldone man...
cheers!
Big lightbulb went off
Thank you! I am still trying to learn how to use my wammy bar.
What is the sound system you're using...sounds great! Thank you in advance!
thanks~
best guy
Chordal tones are a mystery worth solving!!
Your tone is amazing. Your notes are super clean, crisp, and you get that sizzling sustain... love it!
Cool looking amp, what is that?
Any pedals used here? Very interested in your approach to this tone. Thanks.
For this lesson, I used a
► Suhr Pro C1: www.suhr.com
► KO Plexi amp: www.koamps.com
► Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer: amzn.to/2eqwmBL
It’s Gilmore style nice one rob
Fantastic as a lesson, I just subscribed today. Hope it's not too late