The Details That Make a Solo Sound Like You | Lindsay Ell @TrueFireTV
The Details That Make a Solo Sound Like You | Lindsay Ell  @TrueFireTV
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Good soloing isn’t only about which notes you play. It’s also how you move into them, connect them, and let them breathe.

Lindsay Ell works through hammer-ons, pull-offs, and slides before getting into vibrato—the part of a player’s technique that can become instantly recognizable.

Her own vibrato was shaped by watching Eric Clapton. Instead of moving the hand side to side, Lindsay lifts the hand slightly away from the neck and moves it up and down to control the note.

There isn’t one correct way to do it. Study the players you love, pay attention to how they create feel, and find the approach that works naturally in your own hands.

Learn with Lindsay in The How to Solo Handbook:
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Explore Lindsay Ell’s TrueFire courses:
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