Jason Aaron Wood

Now the rubber meets the road — this VIP Challenge goes beyond just the TAB and backing track, and challenges you to use these same sequences to write your own

This represents a 16-bar solo in E minor, in 6/8 time, with a measure-by-measure approach to constructing a solo. The chord progression repeats every 4 measures.Above the chords at the

If you keep finding yourself reaching for the same phrases all the time, or thinking "I don't know what to do/play here," then you don't want to miss tonight's live

As part of Project: Write A Solo, this backing track is specially edited for composing a solo.

As part of Project: Write A Solo, this backing track is specially edited for composing a solo.

What happens when you try to apply the Sequence of Thirds to an ARPEGGIO? Well, if you try to use the standard "sweep" finger combinations, you end up with your

As part of Project: Write A Solo, this backing track is specially edited for composing a solo.

When it comes to writing solos (and riffs as well!), there's big difference between mindless noodling and a strong melodic theme. And while some solos really call for just pure

When it comes to writing solos (and riffs as well!), there's big difference between mindless noodling and a strong melodic theme. And while some solos really call for just pure

If you want to totally unlock your whole fretboard for SWEEPING (or just arpeggios in general), then YOU ABSOLUTELY NEED this PDF resource, with 63 PAGES full of arpeggio maps!Originally