8 Exotic WIDE INTERVAL Licks and Arpeggios to Master on Guitar!

Master the Guitar with these 8 exotic wide interval licks and arpeggios that sound really amazing! Use these advanced wide interval and string skipping arpeggios and pentatonic wide interval licks for the modes of the major scale like Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian. You can use them in any style form Jazz improvisation to Fusion, Rock (Steve Vai Style) and Pop.
SUBJECTS IN THIS GUITAR LESSON:
- Wide interval arpeggios.
- Wide interval licks.
- Exotic wide interval licks.
- Exotic licks for guitar.
- Exotic wide interval arpeggios.
- Pentatonic wide interval.
- String skipping arpeggios.
- String skipping licks.
- Jazz arpeggios for guitar
- Steve vai signature lick.
- Play a Dorian and Lydian wide interval lick on guitar.
- Modes for guitar.
- Add9 arpeggio for guitar.
- Advanced arpeggios on guitar.
- Music theory for guitar.
- Exotic arpeggios.
- Haunting arpeggios.
- Music theory for guitar (intermediate).
CHAPTERS:
0:00 Introduction
00:55 What are wide intervals
01:39 Arpeggio (chord) structure
02:59 Arpeggio 1 - maj6/9 and min13
06:02 Arpeggio 2 - Pentatonic wide interval lick
08:16 Arpeggio 3 - Add9
09:50 Arpeggio 4 - Steve Vai signature lick
11:39 Arpeggio 5 - Maj7(6/9) & melodic minor
13:06 Arpeggio 6 - The harp arpeggio
15:56 Arpeggio 7 - Jumpy min9
17:52 Arpeggio 8 - Double Octave Steve Vai lick
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[@sunnykawar]

man your lessons are gem

[@armara70]

Gems are baubles by comparison.

[@garmodonnel3519]

Why?

[@profound369]

​@@garmodonnel3519Because he teaches unorthodox aspects of music theory

[@matthewmcteigue7347]

Man, these are some nice arpeggios.

[@SantaAgain77]

Thank You so so much !!!

[@lee_at_sea]

So good.
I've been playing a long time. I grok theory well. But *applying* it takes discussing things clearly and what to do with it. It keeps me "intermediate" rather than advanced.
This channel is a *goldmine* for someone like me. Lots of keys here. So clearly presented.

[@julianloef202]

I really like the em11 over cmaj. Thanks for the inspiration. I always learn a new angle on theory from your lessons

[@NickTsatsalmas]

Another great lesson! It'd be great to get more lick lessons and a part 2 of this one with more wide intervals. And no, Steve Vai licks are never too many. Thanks Rob!

[@HVL1977]

Niiice ! Thank you very much, man !!! From Brazil

[@krudler406]

oww, my mind!!!!
dude - you are THE BEST 🔥🔥🔥

[@donvape336]

Your site is honestly one of the best I have seen for guitar. I am a long time bass player, know the fretboard, triads of all kinds, diminished runs, can sight read and play about anything I want to.
But your site really shows me why I am having such a hard time learning guitar. I just cannot wrap my mind around it. I guess it will be a hobby.

[@GregoryPearsonMusic]

Very nice lesson that opens new avenues for creativity.

[@StratsRUs]

This is exactly what I needed for my extended weekend.Thank you for your wonderfully created videos and the great energy you give out.

[@KTMusicPH]

music is so deep.im so excited to try this one, but its super advance. i will master the basic first. the triads..

[@donshekn9114]

not bad for a crazy dutchman. i may steal one of these licks.

[@marianobrascich]

Thank so much for the lessons, it is really amazing, i say hi from South Florida 👏👏👏

[@witheredmedia]

these sound tripppy

[@chrisdaviesguitar]

Loving these posts dude.

[@armandoribeiro8846]

Thank you Very much. Frim Brazil.

[@adonislajara6955]

A just beautiful lesson!! I love the wide intervals

[@StringTheoryartist-hy8fz]

The face he made after saying 6/9 showed me he knew someone would comment about it

[@slickwillie3376]

This is going to help me learn all the notes and theory.

[@DavidBrown-ez5jc]

Just have to say pure excellence thank you so much

[@bigdaddynasty69]

these are the coolest arpeggios iv'e learned in a long time and i applied them to the major scale and played all of the diatonic up and down super cool lesson thanks man

[@QJamTracks]

Thanks!

[@erinico1990]

Grande

[@skaf008]

Best lessons

[@rafa_guitar]

What a beautiful wide intervals licks, thanks!

[@heavyguitar4546]

Wow, thank you so much for this incredible video .Your expertise and the way you explained everything step by step have been truly invaluable.

[@QJamTracks]

Thanks!

[@AdvenGitar]

You’ve taught me more about theory than I ever could imagine. Thank you!

[@headcraz1945]

awesome lesson

[@17Greco17]

Awesome Lesson.

[@oz-mixoguitar7814]

Amazing as always ❤

[@ub59]

Outstanding!

[@funkyfurballs1078]

Nice study! Thanks!

[@giovannimiserere8410]

bellissima lezione grazie

[@coolchainRocknRide]

thank for sharing new lick ideas sir🙏🙏

[@MrSatch12]

Thank you for this!🎉

[@singajaya]

Thanks you... Mr

[@Minnesconi]

Another great lesson. Been coming here a long time and am always learning from you.

[@QJamTracks]

Great to hear it's working for you.

[@DisruptedSinner]

This - was - awesome! I am so going to study and practice these for sure. I love that tone as well.

[@QJamTracks]

Thanks!. The tone comes from the .strandberg* in combination with the Neural DSP Plini Plugin.

[@DisruptedSinner]

@@QJamTracks Nice. :) I'm going to "attempt" a similar tone on my Boss Katana MKII-100. I believe I may be able to get close.

[@axleangle8562]

Big thanks for your lessons. That last Steve Vai lick reminds me of Guthrie Govans "Waves"

[@QJamTracks]

Yes, great song too!

[@user-yi9ef5lp1k]

Hey there. I love your channel. I learn so much from you. Just wanted to give you a heads up that you have labeled the third intervals incorrectly at 1:58 of this video - you reversed minor vs. major third interval labels for the Em7 chord. It doesn't affect the substance of the information, they're just labels, but thought you'd like to know in case you want to fix it. Take care!

[@tonygonzalez958]

Best lessons on the tube. Question what do you think about the endura neck? I'm really thinking about saving for a while to get a strandberg. Again great lessons thank you

[@kukumuniu5658]

3:11 I usually use C4 for D-tonation :>

[@aummura]

Such an awesome lesson! Is there a .PDF for it?

[@QJamTracks]

Thank you! The e-book will be available soon in my e-book shop at qjamtracks.myshopify.com

[@aummura]

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[@VladoBelo]

👍😀

[@lothep82]

A certain “potato head” used wide interval arpeggios for a mystical song 😉😉 jokes apart these classes are so good! Thank you for the amazing work

[@QJamTracks]

Yes and it was a Groove Thing ;)

[@pencitraan_ap]

Please explain Matteo Mancuso style 😅😅

[@QJamTracks]

Maybe in a next lifetime ;)

[@GINKBB]

I do not understand why a "Cm6/9" has a flat(minor) 6th? Doesnt that make it a Cm#5(9)?

[@QJamTracks]

Maybe a better name would have been Cm(add9)b13, Cm9(b13) or Cmb6/9

[@GINKBB]

@@QJamTracks Thank you very much for the reply.

[@xertiasstrat8957]

0:09 no i'm not

[@dancrunk1063]

Whats he takking about?

[@NikosKatsikanis]

for the bum flash i’m out of here - low bar

[@Pedro_MVS_Lima]

Great stuff, thank you so much for for sharing these ideas with us!
A couple of things I've noticed:
1:58 The qualities of the intervals on the diagram are reversed, it should be minor where it says major and vice versa. This was also pointed out by @Javier-jn3dp.
4:25 The chord should be Cm(b6/9).