Arpeggios are, essentially, chords that are broken out into single note patterns. For example, instead of playing a four note C Major 7 (C, E, G, B) chord where you strum all the notes at once, a C Major 7 arpeggio would have you play C, E, G, B as single notes in a four note pattern.
Understanding Guitar ArpeggiosA quick demonstration of how arpeggios can change your guitar playing! Check out the full Guitar Super System course at http://udemy.com/guitar-super-system-level-1-unlock-your-potential/
Posted by Music is Win on Monday, August 17, 2015
Arpeggios are a great improvisation tool, and understanding arpeggios is vital to realizing how to construct solos that sound more emotive and unique. To that end, triad arpeggios also exist, are equally useful, and are constructed in the same way — they just have one less note. If you’re interested in taking the plunge into arpeggios, you should absolutely consider signing up for Guitar Super System to solidify your foundation and learn how arpeggios can fit into your own playing.
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