Originally Posted by: Neal WalterHi guitarplayer196,

The 'two most important notes' would apply to the minor scale only in this lesson. They won't work well with the major scale. I should clarify!

Soloing tips seem to be the most in demand. I'll definitely be working on some new tips to share on the channel. Major key soloing would be a welcome addition, I think.

Thanks! :)

Thanks for clarifying -I recall another GT instructor saying that rock can be summed up as playing minor scales over major keys - guess there's more to that than he led on.

Without stealing your thunder for an upcoming lesson, for major key soloing, what would you say are the 2 most important degree notes.

My biggest problem is like you say in the video - I know all sorts of scales, and some theory but have a hard time applying them in a practical live improvising soloing situation without getting overwhelmed(which causes me usually to back off and not try them at all).

I'm at the point where I just need small chunks of info, and then start utilizing them.

thanks for all the help