7 Chord Arpeggios - Q & A with Robert Renman
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- Опубліковано 13 лис 2014
- Got a question? Send it in here! - bit.ly/request-lesson So in this lesson, you will learn the A7 arpeggio in one area of the neck, using all 6 strings. It's a very powerful but also quite simple concept. I encourage you to learn these chord tone arpeggios all over the neck.
It really is the secret of how to play melodically!
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Lesson by Robert Renman from www.MasterGuitarAcademy.com
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Robert, the more I watch your lessons, the more I appreciate your deep understanding of how to make music sound great. I loved the mix of the the A7 arpeggio with other notes. Great lesson for a Coronavirus Sunday (4/5/2020)! I encourage others to pay a membership to your web site or buy your lessons. I just recently joined and am enjoying the variety of useful information put into enjoyable music lessons. And I cannot thank you enough for the very learned, free You Tube postings! Thanks!
Great to hear!
I can never put "Arpeggios" and "difficult" in the same sentence again.
you're BRILLIANT Robert!
Many thanks!
Thanks, roTren. 🙂
This is so helpful! Thank you. I love the way that you present the material. Rock on!
Thank you Robert for sharing quality tips with all of us.
Excellent stuff, Robert.
Many thanks.
I love the bluesy phrases you get out of the arpeggio - not every UA-cam 'teacher' can do this.
Ty Robert I have learnt so much from your lessons cheers
My name is Anthony from South Africa.
I enjoy the way you play and I'll keep on practicing and work very hard on my skill
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Thanks Robert for such a great exercise.
Fantastic lesson!!!!
Tq teacher for your sharing..it will make it perfect and right way to play the guitar skill.i alway support you!
Awesome..🙏🙏🙏
Thank you Mr Renman
That was mind blowing! Thank you so much
Awesome lesson! Ty!
mr. renman, thank you so much..i have been playing the guitar for over 20 years and ive always wondered why my solos really werent making any sense..i just couldnt grasp the concept of the arpagios and where they were on the fret board. ive always been really good at picking chords and stuff like that, but i never tried to do any kind of lead until a few years ago. anyways ill stop rambling lol thanks again and i look forward to learning more from you in the future
thanks for your great teaching, Robert. I too am Robert (Robb). I play '70s rock and blues. My needs are simple. I just want to move my fingers in the right place around minor pentatonic leads, with chords and come outside when necessary. To learn all the modes is beyond me.
Very NIce! Another thing I was missing. THANKS!!
Muito esclarecedor o vídeo, parabéns =D
Hello from France Robert thank you for your guitar lessons I appreciate your efforts to teach us the blues and riiffs .
terry leland Merci!
Robert also known as Robben Ford :-). It’s amazing how much colour can be added by augmenting the basic minor pentatonic scale (In this case adding in the major 3rd). Great lesson!
Muy muy bueno, gracias
GREAT ! Thank you for doing the work
Khaled HAJ HUSSEIN Glad you like it.
Otroligt bra videos du har här! Har spelat sanslöst mycket av sånt här på gehör, men det blir en helt annan sak när man faktiskt får en lektion i det, med grundkunskaper osv. Fortsätt så!
***** Tack Oscar!
very usefull great!!
Excelente. Gracias pelado
Looooved that
Great as always!
Thanks!
NIce lesson! thanks for sharing. I always play the M3rd on the next string down. It's an easier reach for me!
Whatever works is fine!
You're so good. Thanks rob
:)
Robert, thanks for the lessons,your the best teacher on youtube. I play an Ibanez AS93 which I just bought, I'm using 11 gauge strings because my hands are big, I'm used to playing 12s on my Taylor GS8, which gauge of stings are best for 335 type guitars, BTW the Ibanez AS93 is the best 335 guitar I've ever played,under £500, if anyone out there is thinking about buying one, GO for it.
***** Thanks, glad you like my work. There is no best gauge - it's all a matter of preference. I prefer 10-46 myself.
Exactly what I need to be doing! Thanks for this lesson!
I would call them "anchor" notes.
Great lesson, Robert.
Thank you.
Robert is the man of men.
+Carlos Diaz Haha, thank you!
Hi was wondering how u like that epi 339?
Hey Robert, great video! When you start the sequence at 6:18 and again @ 6:30 are you leaning on the 6th quite a bit? I really like that sound and how it fits in the arpeggio. Can you talk sometime about how you use those 6ths and 9ths to add color to these arps? Like maybe when it works and when to avoid. I would also love to hear how you were able to build so much speed and accuracy into your playing. I know you'll say practice practice practice, but WHAT to practice. I'm sure that I am like many players who practice with a metronome to a certain speed but just cant "break" through. Thanks man, I really appreciate your videos!
Thanks, yeah I use the 6th and 9th a lot. Great notes!
shout out to the es339. I chose cherry red and I 💕 it.
How do play with modes?
Is that a Epi 339 and is it the ultra. If so, have you experimented with the usb and the guitar rig software......looking forward to you honest opinion of the epi compared to the Gibson....Thanks, LOVE YOUR VIDS.
Epi 339. It's not bad for the money, but it does not sound as good as a Gibson 339 (which of course costs much, much more). Thanks!
Frank used that arpeggio in Black Napkins
Great lesson. One question: When you do the run at :57, are you only using the notes from the A7, or are there any outside notes in there?
Only notes from the A7 chord. Cool eh?
Hi Robert , Just an easy question i guess. If i drag that arrpegio over the neck to a different root note i would have the arrpegio of the 7 chord of that root note? for example if i play the same shape but starting on the A note in the 6 string i would have the arpeggio of A7? Thanks Much
Yes
aghhh how do you manage to get that string action quite low?/ without the string buzzn and choke
With proper setup.
Is that an Epiphone 339? How do you rate it? Great lesson, thanks Robert.
Yes it is an Epi 339. It's good for the money.
Bad very quickly and there is no tablature
Your comment goes bad very quickly and there is no gratitude.
Robert Renman Good lesson. keep it up!!