Playing AIMLESS solos will be a thing of your past!

MODULE #1 - Intro to Smart Note Choices

In this module, you'll learn about the importance of chord tone targeting and how it can transform your lead guitar playing.

By understanding the notes within chords and tailoring your solos to match, you can create a melody that's both musical and listenable.

Through this course, you'll master the musical triangle of melody, harmony, and rhythm, and develop your ear to hear and reproduce complex musical patterns.

MODULE #2 - Basic Minor Melody Targeting

Learn to recognize Chord/Tone Soloing in guitar licks and build a new system that's not built on scale patterns.

The focus of this module is on placing strong notes or arpeggios on the strong beats of the chord progression.

Lee then goes over how to play over each chord and use chord/tone targeting in a minor chord progression.

MODULE #3 - Chord Tone Vs. Chord Scale

While chord-scale soloing involves playing scales over chord progressions without a clear direction, chord-tone soloing focuses on connecting the actual notes within the chords themselves, using only the strong notes.

This approach unlocks a secret code that only musicians can crack, resulting in solos that truly make sense.

MODULE #4 - Blues Solos That Make Sense

Creating a blues solo that uses ALL the sounds that work over dominant chords has never been easier using chord tones.

With this module, we'll explore the secrets to creating melodic and harmonically rich solos that will captivate any audience.

In this first module, I'll use a powerful blues arpeggio training and chord tone soloing example to illustrate the concepts we'll be exploring.

MODULE #5 - Connecting the Dots

This module teaches you to place strong notes on different eighth-note slots across a chord progression.

Next, learn to add connecting notes across quarter notes.

Next, learn to fill out all of the open eighth note slots with connecting notes in two different styles: Scales and Sequences.

Finally, target NON-diatonic chords in the progression and learn the ways we can choose the notes outside our parent scale to address this chord change.

MODULE #6 - Putting It All Together

Take everything you've learned from this course and get the most out of it in your daily playing. 

In this module, you will play over a common chord progression that uses three dominant chords.

Playing over dominant chords gives you the most flexibility as you choose your scales.

Plus, when you add chord tone targeting to the mix, your options increase exponentially.