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I will explain a few methods that work well for chord soloing. The most interesting soloists change their soloing strategy based on the chord rather than the key. Keys rarely change within a song, but chords change often. That is why we also study soloing by chord. Soloing by key works well for beginners, but you will eventually want to use more sophisticated ideas.

Use bends, slides, and vibrato to enhance your solos.

Use dynamics by varying the volume of your playing.

Change positions when you play so you play low notes and high notes.

Listen for the notes that sound best over each chord.

Here are a few tips to help you solo better. If you don’t know your scale patterns, use the links above to learn more about the major or pentatonic scales. The easiest way to do this is by using a known scale pattern. Now that you have your scale, you can play any note in that scale and it should sound good. If you want more information, I have lessons on the major scale and pentatonic scales on my site and in my book. For example, use the A minor scale for the key of A minor. If you have a minor key, you can use the minor scale or the minor pentatonic scale.

You can substitute the major pentatonic scale for the major scale because all its notes are part of the major scale. Usually, this is the major scale. For example, use the C Major scale for the key of C. Selecting a scale is done by selecting a scale that uses the notes of the key because the chords should also use those notes. This is done by selecting a scale that works over the entire key and only playing its notes. Soloing by Key is the easiest method of soloing because you treat the entire song as one entity. Please contact me if you have any suggestions. Please note that this lesson is being updated with new content.

Learn to use several methods of approaching each method. Learn several ways to solo over a chord progression by knowing the key or by knowing the chord.