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I like to run an arpeggio pattern through all of the seventh possibilities. Here I used the 2-octave major 7th arpeggio as a basis and progressively flatten the intervals to learn the arpeggio shapes for each of the seventh chords. There is a logical order: Major 7th Dominant 7th Minor 7th Half Diminished 7th (m7b5) Diminished 7th I’m playing through the arpeggios with 8th notes at 120 BPM. PDF and Guitar Pro tabs for the exercise are available on my PATREON page 🙏🏻

Your Path To Mastering The Pentatonic Patterns In Just 3 Weeks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eRuK0IikR0 Download the TABs & Charts Learning all 5 pos ...

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When learning the minor pentatonic scales (and most other scales too), it is important not to view them as boxes that you get stuck in when playing guitar solos. There are 5 shapes and the sooner you get used to linking them up and not lingering on one shape, the better. The scale shapes are […]

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For any musician, learning and practicing arpeggios can be an effective way to build technique, and, in the right context, can help to improve your ear and develop your sense of harmony. For the gu…

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When I first learned how to find chords that sound good together it was a game changer. This episode of my series called "How to Learn Guitar Chords" is about seeing chords in a key on the guitar, chord numbers, and how to construct and practice a specific moveable triad chord voicing.