When soloing, as guitarists it is very easy for us to fall into the temptation of just running through scales without any logical thought behind. Guitar is a very shape based instrument. We have shapes of chords, triads, of scales… all we have to do is to move them around the frets and we’ll have a different key.

However, to write perfect solos every single time we need to know a little more than just the key and the scale we’ll use. We want to sound coherent, we want to sound great. And in this video you’ll learn a few things you need to keep in mind every time you solo or improvise.

Are you still struggling to use the whole fretboard to solo? Are you still stuck on only one or two shapes and you can’t connect all the scales? It’s time to get over this limitation.

Learn a few great ways to connect the notes of your fretboard so that you can use the totality of your instrument. Break this limitation down by following the steps I teach in this lesson.

I was never very big in learning other guitarists solos. I can't ever remember sitting down and learning note-by-note of a solo. Rather, I learn the structure of the solo, how it starts, how it develops and how it ends. Learn also the key parts that make that solo amazing. But I never learn note-by-note.

But why is it so important for guitarists to learn other guitarists' solos?

More important than learning note-by-note of a solo, is to learn what is the thought behind it, the techniques and the main ideas that you can borrow to implemento on your own vocabulary. It is to make your guitar playing better that you learn other guitarists solos, and not for the sake of copying someone's music abilities.

In this video I’ll show you an example of a solo I learned (not note-by-note) and how I used to shape my own playing.

If you love guitar, you certainly love a beautiful memorable guitar solo. A solo that you can feel what the guitarist is expressing, a solo that inspires you, that touches and connects to the listener.

In this video I’ll break down both my techniques and my mindset when I write my solos. Learn the tools that make a great solo apply them to your soloing today! 

Learn how to make your guitar solos more musical, meaningful and how to connect to the music and the listener.

If you love guitar, you certainly love a beautiful memorable guitar solo. A solo that you can feel what the guitarist is expressing, a solo that inspires you, that touches and connects to the listener.

In this video I’ll break down both my techniques and my mindset when I write my solos. Learn the tools that make a great solo apply them to your soloing today!

Learn how to make your guitar solos more musical, meaningful and how to connect to the music and the listener.

Double-Stops is one of the most expressive techniques on guitar. You can use it when soloing, improving, composing and even in your rhythm section.

In this lesson I will help you to start using this amazing technique that, in my opinion, is essential and a must have for every Rea Lead Guitarist.

Grab your guitar and learn this, so you can start using this technique right away.

Many of my students come to me asking the same question: How to start soloing on guitar?

If you want a shortcut and start soloing right away, this is the best way you can start soloing in any key & genre.

With only these four notes you’ll learn on this lesson, you can do so much! All you need is to understand how to apply them and how to make the difference between major and minor keys.

Grab your guitar and have fun!

 In this video you will learn the easiest way to use the whole fretboard to solo on your guitar. You’ll be able to use this and have results right away!

Starting from the most famous pentatonic shape, we’ll go throughout all the areas of the neck of your guitar. You will be able to really solo all over your guitar.

Grab your guitar and have fun! 

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In this video you will learn the best and easiest way to use the MAJOR Scale. Make it sound melodic and musical.

You’ll be able to use this and have results right away! I won’t be talking about scale shapes: CAGED vs 3TPS.

You will learn how to transform the pentatonic scale into the MAJOR Scale.

This will transform your soloing scales and your phrasing.

Grab your guitar and have fun!

In this video you will learn 5 simple steps that will transform your soloing over the blues FOR GOOD!

We all got stuck when soloing before. You run out of ideas and start to repeat the same lick or pattern you feel safe, but there's nothing else you can add to the solo.

The five steps I'm teaching in this lesson will solve the "writer's block" you might be facing. If you know all the options you have, and you apply them strategically, you'll never run out of ideas again.