Soloing By Numbers

Jake Willson

Tuesday 9th Jan, 2024

Add a new formula to your playing repertoire and seek out a new method where you can add numbers together to form complete ideas.

Tuesday 9th Jan, 2024

Lesson 01

Learn how to extract the maximum from your playing by adding in a new method of soloing "by ...

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Tuesday 9th Jan, 2024

Exercise 01a

This exercise completely focuses on timing and rhythm so drill into where the two notes sit in the ...

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Tuesday 9th Jan, 2024

Exercise 01b

Let's speed the note groupings up and focus in on staccato articulations.

Tuesday 9th Jan, 2024

Exercise 02

This one is a little harder to count but follow along with the transcription and keep counting in ...

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Tuesday 9th Jan, 2024

Exercise 03a

Now let's use groups of four notes and find out how they sound.

Tuesday 9th Jan, 2024

Exercise 03b

This one is all about changing up the rhythmic subdivisions and using short rests to create ...

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Tuesday 9th Jan, 2024

Lick 01

Quick groups of two notes fly at you so focus on nailing the rhythms and you'll eventually land ...

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Tuesday 9th Jan, 2024

Lick 02

This one follows a similar contour to lick 01, but now we need to focus on nailing the groups of ...

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Tuesday 9th Jan, 2024

Lick 03

Rounding out the licks, let finish things off with a four note grouping lick!

Tuesday 9th Jan, 2024

Solo Lesson

Get prepped for the final solo with a few words of wisdom from Jake.

Tuesday 9th Jan, 2024

Solo

A final show of how to use all the combinations of notes, how to repeat them, and how to bounce off ...

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CATEGORIES

  1.   All
  2.   Technique Class
  3.   Around the Campfire
  4.   Theory Seminar
  5.   Nail The Lick
  6.   Improv Time

Tuesday 31st Oct, 2023

2-5-1 Intermediate

Luca Mantovanelli

The theory will be a little harder now, so if you're unsure of any of the basics, check...

Intermediate

Tuesday 5th Sep, 2023

Join the man of chords himself, James Graydon, and dig into what makes 1 over 4 chords...

Beginner