One shape for all arpeggios | Master the fretboard!

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[benvarma]

2:28 minor 7th chord
5:54 major 7th chord
7:37 dominant 7 chord
9:18 half diminished and coffee break

[johnc.]

Has anyone else noticed that Paul has a nice, soothing teaching voice free of tension. His ease of instruction makes listening quite easy and relaxing.

[doc]

I started playing about 15 years Even with that much time playing, you still impress me. You lose me sometimes on theory, but I always pick up a trick, idea, or something usable in my playing.

[robreese]

Hey Paul, honestly, never heard of you before. I just randomly clicked on this arpeggio video. I teach 50+ students/week, and this is such a simple concept! I’m going to add this to my Rolodex of material! Thanks man!

[danielbodin]

i watched this 6 months ago and it was over my head. I just came back around to arpeggios and now this makes perfect sense! Thanks Paul!

[AaronWeissRocks]

This has been one of those videos that really changes things for me.

[sebastianbodinigodoy]

You are the best teacher of music , I don't speak very so much English because I am a Latino American person but you are my favourite teacher your videos are so enjoyed. I say hello where chile

[gonehome]

This is so great! It connects my pentatonic scales with arpeggios in a way that helps me to play more rhythmically and create better sounding phrases. Thank you Paul. The symmetry of the fingering helps the rhythm. I hope that makes sense. I have been playing for many years. This is very helpful in mastering arpeggios and the whole fretboard.

[BeyondTheGuitar]

Killer. That descending major7 arpeggio is gorgeous

[elabsurdo]

-This is a message for myself: at 6:00 starts the major arpegio for tomorrow:
-Message for everyone: this has losen my caged pentatonic scale impros, i have been improvising for hours today because im so fucking happy because i am not stuck at the pentatonic caged sound, thank you very very very much.
Also great beard tho :)

[coryayers]

Awesome. I've been playing for about 20 years. I'm naturally a rythm guy. Trying to be better at lead. This lesson will help with this.

[MrLooperg]

Best guitar lesson i have found on youtube in 15 years.

[aleksandarpotocnjak]

Great style of playing. Each string has two tones, and now everything can be improvised on a guitar.The perfect guitarist is Paul. Every tone can be heard clearly. And a man plays all musical directions

[andrewnicorn]

This guy has those clean scandinavian chops. Them Ikea chops.

[Kipp]

Man I started taking notes on paper to this video. I love how you showed all those chords in the A minor scale, you can really see how they relate to the key.

[lifeishealinghealthwellnes]

Your lesson really opened my eyes on what I should be spending my time practicing. I am beginning to see the big picture. Thank you so much. You deserve a million subscribers. Its all about functional knowledge and freedom

[neilsjmcmahon]

The reason I began to watch your videos more was because the sound is amazing - you've obviously got a good mic and quiet environment but also a good speaking voice

[diogofernandes]

Thinking it's easy by viewing Paul playing on his guitar.

Bought a guitar and didn't know how to start.

Came to Paul's channel again.

Now everything makes sense.

Thanks from Portugal!

[jackreesman]

I've been watching your videos for about 6 months now and have been playing for 13 years. I've typically considered myself a "rhythm" guitar player because I would typically get to caught up in thinking about what I'm trying to play more than actually playing and I must say your videos have opened up so many paths to my playing and boosted my confidence in my abilities. I adore your videos sir. Thank you so much and please continue posting this awesome content!

[ryanguitargodfrey]

Dude you had me at 25 seconds in. What an amazing statement to make about the fretboard. Much like anything in life. Find all the paths I will not but find as many as I can while I'm here I will. 😎