How Use Triads To Outline Your Blues Soloing

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Hello Cherries! Triads, "3 note chords" can be powerful tools for outlining your blues solos 🤨 Playing triads can create a strong sense of harmony and direction in your playing 🧐 Use them as building blocks for licks and phrases. In this video we'll stay in 1 area of the fretboard focusing on the 1 4 5 chords in a blues progression. We're only using 3 strings at a time, on 4 string sets which keeps you discipline. This practice really focuses in on seeing and hearing how the triads blend into each other over the chord changes 🎸 Enjoy the video and have a great week Everybody 😊

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