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How to write chords for a guitar song that resemble the solo first note

How to write chords for a guitar song that resemble the solo first note
  1. How do you know what notes to play in a solo?
  2. How do you solo a song on guitar?
  3. How do I make my own song chords?

How do you know what notes to play in a solo?

Selecting a Scale

  1. End your phrases on the root note. It will reinforce the key.
  2. Listen for the notes that sound best over each chord. ...
  3. Change positions when you play so you play low notes and high notes. ...
  4. Use dynamics by varying the volume of your playing.
  5. Use bends, slides, and vibrato to enhance your solos.

How do you solo a song on guitar?

  1. Sing the solo first. We guitarists use our hands. ...
  2. Decide on a rhythm pattern. Begin with something slow and think whole notes, then move on to 8th notes. ...
  3. Use limitations. ...
  4. Use chords instead. ...
  5. Emulate the phrasing of another instrument. ...
  6. Use silence. ...
  7. Go back to your roots. ...
  8. Use comedy.

How do I make my own song chords?

This method works exactly the same whether you're writing your song on an electric guitar or an acoustic guitar.

  1. Step 1: Learn these chords. ...
  2. Step 2: Choose 3 or 4 of these guitar chords. ...
  3. Step 3: Create a 4 bar chord progression. ...
  4. Step 4: Come up with a few words and a tune. ...
  5. Step 5: Add rhythmic subdivisions. ...
  6. Add more phrases.

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