Boring Guitar Solos? Fix It Fast

Does your soloing sound robotic or stiff? In this video, I’ll show you how to start your solos like a conversation — not a metronome. You’ll learn how to break out of boring patterns and create guitar solos that sound alive, dynamic, and story-driven. 🎸Here’s your FREE training! https://mailchi.mp/665fbda53de0/3-ste... 📞 Book a FREE 1-on-1 Consultation Call Now! 👉 www.calendly.com/ryangaughan Are you stuck playing the same two-note phrases, always starting on beat one or the root note in your guitar solos? If your playing feels robotic or predictable, this lesson is for you. In this video, I’ll walk you through how to start your guitar solos with confidence and expression, using short motifs, rhythmic variation, and cinematic phrasing ideas that sound more like language than scales. You’ll learn: • How to avoid robotic phrasing • The danger of always starting solos on beat 1 • How to use motifs to create memorable solos • Playing over the bar line and before it • Rhythmic contrast: long notes vs. frantic sixteenths • Making your solos feel like a conversation or scene Whether you’re improvising blues, rock, or fusion, these guitar solo tips will help you break out of stiff habits and connect more deeply with your listener. Subscribe for more soloing tips, fretboard fluency tricks, and deep-dive guitar lessons every week!