David from Next Level Guitar explains that you can use a pentatonic, major or minor scale over the entire chord progression and this works  ( relate to all chords scale ). Or playing over chord changes using arpeggios. To explain this simply, every time the chord changes in a progression, you’re changing key scales to match the chord.

Only works if the song is slow enough that you have time to switch scales along with the chords.

This creates more tonal variety within the tune and it sounds much more interesting. This will take much practice and experience but when you nail this down you will take your guitar playing to the next level!

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Electric Guitar Solo Lesson – Arpeggios Over Chords

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