Decent performance of guitar solos requires a certain skill, which is achieved with great difficulty in working on playing technique, hand position and honing difficult moments.
It is necessary
Electric guitar
Instructions
Step 1
Work on your technique. The technique of playing the guitar, as well as on any other musical instrument, should be as perfect as possible. In order for you to easily master the solo parts and each note sounded clean and beautiful, you need to have certain technical skills. It is best to turn to a professional guitarist who can guide you through the nuances of playing solo parts and help you develop and improve your playing skills. Constant training and self-improvement is the key to the success of any musician who strives to achieve high goals.
Step 2
Keep track of where you are as you study the guitar part. Professionals advise learning any difficult part in a sitting position, because this way you pay more attention to your instrument and the part you are studying, without being distracted by fatigue, pain in your legs and back. In addition, watch your posture - your back should be straight to avoid unnecessary stress.
Step 3
Pay attention to the position of your hands. The position of the hands on the guitar is the most important element when playing solo parts. Incorrect placement of the fingers on the fretboard can lead to the fact that you will not be able to play certain elements of the studied composition - the fingers will not be able to take the correct position. The hand should move as freely as possible along the bar, and the arm should be as relaxed as possible. Often, improper hand placement on the guitar "hinders" the development of the guitarist as a musician and solo performer.
Step 4
Be confident in yourself. In order to play solo parts on the electric guitar, you need to drop complexes and gain as much courage as possible. The game process in this case will be easy and smooth. If you are not confident in your abilities and are constantly afraid to make a mistake, the solos are unlikely to be sonorous and smooth, but rather abrupt. If you look closely at famous lead guitarists, you will notice that they tend to look even overconfident. In fact, it helps them play clean and error-free.
Step 5
Focus on regular exercise. Playing an electric guitar solo takes a long time to practice, and in any training session, regularity is an essential element. The more time you devote to the electric guitar, the faster you will become a brilliant musician. Unfortunately, a couple of hours of classes a week is enough just to perform simple rhythm parts. The lead guitar requires daily heightened attention. In addition, even the material studied requires constant repetition and training, since any level of playing a musical instrument must be maintained and developed, otherwise it will inexorably fall.
