You often say that you have tons of licks in your memory that you can activate. I really felt it here. You seemed to come up with what I would think are some of the most difficult parts really easily, because they were sequences that you already had down, like the sweep part and the final fast run before getting to the key note at the end. I found the part when you were missing the bends to pitch reassuring. So, even great players can stuggle with that sometimes! :-) I've seen so many of your clips with the fantastic solos you put out. This really gave a nice insider view of what goes into creating them. A combination of music theory, great technique, feel, and sometimes grit... to push through a difficult part. Thanks for this!

This was brilliant! It immediately made me wanna go get a DAW and write some badass solos!

I absolutely loved this! Lots of take aways. It taught me where I personally need to work on more, and that it is okay and normal to get frustrated, unsatisfied, and take time to create something I am happy with. Thank you for showing your raw and vulnerable side

I loved the process and representation making soloing more humanly obtainable for the less experienced. This helps me locate myself, I see what I can currently accomplish i watch this I understand what is happening and being explained and it gives me an idea where I'm headed. Thank you for being willing to put your time and effort into this for us.

Fantastic! Made me believe in a creative process that follows a rational plan, without compromising spontaneous playing