My friends, you voted for an awesome music theory topic this month - but worry not, this is not a dry and complicated lecture, it's a fun and practical system I want to show you :)
Most players use arpeggios in a stiff and boring way (playing arpeggio x for chord x, arpeggio y for chord y,...) and I would like to show you a different approach: why don't we come up with our own cadences/progressions over riffs that just have one basic harmonic center?
I just attached your practice files for this week below (tab sheet, guitar pro file, 2 drone backing tracks), please refer to the lesson when it comes to how to practice this - hope it will help with writing more interesting guitar solos :)
P.S.: There are many more theory tricks I'm using when writing solos, let me know if you want more short and more practical videos like this in the future!