Hey there
This approach is usually very good for many purposes - developing yourself by always being aware of the relationship between harmony and melody is a tremendous accomplishment.
I would start like this: Pick up a famous guitar theme, learn the chord progression and then the melody and then try to play them together on your guitar
by building the melody notes out of the chord changes. It will prove a wonderful tool for orchestrating as well!
Hope this helps
If you like you can check out my
Improvising Workshop Series for some tips on that
Thanks Guys!
These are some great tips and lesson links! Basically I have been trying to figure out the chords first, and then see how they relate to the melody line. That part is not too bad, but occasionally I run into a melody note that is not part of the Chord (I believe this is called a passing tone) and it throws me off. Hopefull the more I study it out and work with this kind of stuff, the less I will get thrown off by those "odd" notes.