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    Buy Stuff Donate Metronome Timer: AR-005 - Minor 7b5th Arpeggios

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    This guitar lesson from justinguitar.com teaches two positions for playing minor 7b5th arpeggios on guitar. It explains the fingerings and provides diagrams of the two arpeggio shapes. The lesson emphasizes practicing the arpeggios slowly and perfectly with correct technique to develop good muscle memory.

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    This guitar lesson from justinguitar.com teaches two positions for playing minor 7b5th arpeggios on guitar. It explains the fingerings and provides diagrams of the two arpeggio shapes. The lesson emphasizes practicing the arpeggios slowly and perfectly with correct technique to develop good muscle memory.

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    This guitar lesson from justinguitar.com teaches two positions for playing minor 7b5th arpeggios on guitar. It explains the fingerings and provides diagrams of the two arpeggio shapes. The lesson emphasizes practicing the arpeggios slowly and perfectly with correct technique to develop good muscle memory.

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    This guitar lesson from justinguitar.com teaches two positions for playing minor 7b5th arpeggios on guitar. It explains the fingerings and provides diagrams of the two arpeggio shapes. The lesson emphasizes practicing the arpeggios slowly and perfectly with correct technique to develop good muscle memory.

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    Here are the 2 positions of the Diminished 7th Arpeggios. Note that there are only two positions of a diminished
    arpeggio. Because it is symmetrical - built entirely of minor 3rd intervals - every note is a root note!! so you can move
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    Tips for learning arpeggios quickly, easily and perfectly


    DO IT SLOWLY AND GET IT RIGHT
    Don't make any mistakes. Play it 4 times perfectly at a very slow speed and you will find you can speed it up without
    making mistakes and developing bad habits you will have to correct later.
    USE YOUR FINGER TIPS
    Do not let your fingers "fold", use the tips the whole time, and definitely NO barrs at any point. Ever.
    ALWAYS START AND END ON THE LOWEST ROOT NOTE
    This will help train your ears into hearing the sound of the major scale, very important. So start on the lowest (pitched)
    root note, play up as far as you can, then go back down as low as you can, and then back up to the root note.
    LEARN THE POSITIONS (SHAPES) ONE AT A TIME
    It is very important that you get all five of these positions down... eventually, but please start with one at a time much much better to be able to use one scale shape and play a solo than play five up and down and not be able to do
    anything with them :)

    So what is all this CAGED stuff?


    The CAGED system applies to arpeggios as well as scales and chords!
    Get all the information you need about CAGED at TB-031 The Caged System

    Root Notes???
    A root note gives the scale it's name. Look at any of the scales and arpeggios (and most chords) on this site and you
    will see an R on some notes. This is note that gives the scale it's note name.
    For example
    Look at Position 1 below and notice that the R is on the 6th string (played with the first finger). Whatever note you put
    that one becomes the name of the scale. So place your first finger at the 3rd fret and you will play the G dim7 arpeggio
    (because the note on the 3rd fret of the 6th string is the note G). Place the first finger on the 9th fret and you will play
    the C# dim7 arpeggio (because the note at the 9th fret of the 6th string is the note C#)

    The Arpeggio Shapes


    Pattern 1
    This one stays pretty much in the same position.

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