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Play Rhythm and Lead at the Same Time SUPER EASY. Stop switching between chords and solos. In this lesson you will learn how to combine rhythm and lead so you can jam on your own without a backing track. It is beginner friendly and works on acoustic or electric guitar. I break everything down step by step and show simple patterns you can apply to any chord progression. You will learn: • How to add melody notes between your chords • Timing tips to keep both parts flowing • Practice ideas to build confidence fast If you get stuck or want more tutorials like this leave a comment. I read them all. Tuning: Standard Skill level: Beginner to early intermediate #guitarlesson #beginnertips #guitartutorial #rhythmandlead #acousticguitar #electricguitar #learnguitar #supereasyguitar #leejohnblackmore Follow Lee John Blackmore : Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/leeblackmore13/playlist/7lzrvaC39hqWTernyzbKMm?si=2Y-SjaEwQhm12X63bhkt_g Instagram: http://instagram.com/leejohnblackmore DONATION Via: http://www.leejohnblackmore.com/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/LeeJBlackmore Guitars: Taylor 814ce I normally use Elixir12s. Gretsch Parlor (roots) custom with a Zen-On Goldfoil pickup. Gibson SG with 10's (different kinds) USA custom Fender Strat with 9's. Custom Jackson Silk with Jimmy Page Whole Lotta Humbucker pickups. Handmade flamenco from Vincente Sanchis with Fishman pick-up. I use different amps including s Fender twin, MusicMan, Marshall, Mesa Boogie and acoustic AER amps. I use Jim Dunlop Nylon 1mm pick and the XL Jazz iii. Strings: D'Addario Nickel Wound 10-36(Gibson), D'Addario Nickel Bronze (Gretsch), Super Slinky 9-42(Fender) Elixir 12-53 (Taylor)
