Minor 7 arpeggios guitar

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[glenclarkchidley]

Absolutely love these bite size lessons. At my age I don’t want to listen to anything for more than a minute.

[PrakashRajbhandari-kybp]

it's very helpful, thank u so much

[johnniecoyle]

Ty I never would have ever thought of this

[KingNuma.k]

Great lesson even for more advanced players.

[jackstewart]

I love your vids they are very helpful

[bryana]

small lesson are the way. bite size shred 👍

[RikJSmith]

Hi Matt . Everything you show us is Amazing ! Thanks for sharing this .

[jamesspooner..]

love your little lessons, always sound cool and you make it simpke to learn!

[anggitwisnawansatyaji]

Man you’ve teach me alot through your yt short thank youu

[jaythemaestr]

I love these little lessons. They add new things into my arsenal and when messing around with them I begin to understand how it relates to what I already know. Fiddling with this for a little I realized that these notes, shapes and this octave arpeggio run has been hidden from me in plain sight within the major pentatonic scale

[sergiomaurer]

F..k Man How amazing sounds this guitar!!!

[louiscampbell]

Man you're like a godsend to a beginner

[jon]

The way the chord strum scared you with zero volume🤣🤣. Awesome lesson! 🤘🏼

[chrystianmim]

Major 7 is even easier to do based on those shapes, thanks

[mikesmith]

I love these bite size lessons. Still gonna take so practise to get it to flow.

[RodrigoEmygdio]

Good tip dude, I appreciate this lesson very much

[ericmartin]

Dude, u are one of the coolest people I've ever learned from, Damn, Damn Good guitarist, wish I was that good!! U the man bro!!!!

[crashdaddy]

That's super helpful. I'm always starting every arpeggio on the root and constantly forgetting that I don't have to.

[kristianf]

I loved that how about major and, both minor and major from 5th string? EXPLAIN

[GuitarUniverse]

That’s really cool, but I’d like to point out that you’re actually playing a B minor 11 chord because you’re grabbing the E on the second string with your forefinger. It’s a very hip distinction and adds a modal aspect which you can play the non-– modal scale. And I think if you move your little finger up one fret you will have a Dom7 chord that contains both the major 3rd (D#) and the Sus4 (E). And I haven’t checked this one guitar yet but I think if you played that minor scale over the top of this chord, you’ll “suggest” a variation of the #9 chord as the b3 in the scale builds tension against the 3 and 4…you have the opportunity to play D, D#, and E all at once…”Super chromatic!”.