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  1. Just on the frontier between Spam and Troll. I've left it for now, but it's on a knife edge.
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  2. All change again !! I've been trying out the Hotone Ampero products, surprisingly very good !!
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  3. Yep! Therein lie the important chord tones, which will add flavour to your soloing.
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  4. Look at barre chord shapes and use those notes as a guide to what to play, then experiment with different positions up and down the neck. Then, if you're brave, try it with inversions and THEN with modes. See how far you can push things without it sounding irrelevant.
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  5. A common mistake is for folk to stick to the minor pentatonic when improvising, whether the key or chord is major or minor. Try and make sure you’re complimenting the chord by emphasising the 3rd note. A lot of players tend to play through the scales from one end to the other. Stand out from the crowd by making some interesting, intervalic jumps (Carl Verheyen is the king of this, check him out). Don’t be in a hurry to show your chops too early, build to a crescendo and release (the solo from Stairway is a great example of this).
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