HOW TO USE TRIADS With The Major / Relative Minor Scale for soloing

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Hello Cherries! There's no one way to get better on guitar 🤨 It's usually a combination of things at the same time. Connecting triads with scales is a perfect example of this 🧐 Triads are the basic building blocks of chords, the root, 3rd, and 5th, so playing them directly emphasizes the chord currently being played in the song. Use notes from the major or relative minor scale to smoothly connect one triad shape to another 😊 In this video I'll show you how to improvise over a minor, and a major progression using this technique 🎸 Enjoy the video and have a great weekend Everybody.

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