The most useful ARPEGGIOS on guitar - EASY plug & play fretboard ideas!

Small (but great sounding) arpeggios on the guitar are the best because you can pop them in almost anywhere. Learn these simple but cool arpeggios and connect them with triads, chords, and scales. Improve your fretboard knowledge. Create melodic solos with sus4 and add9 arpeggios.
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The simplest, most practical explanation of arpeggios I've ever seen. Thank you!

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Wonderful thank you!!

[@judwatkins9478]

Same here! This man has the logical explanation to soloing we've been waiting for!

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Thank you very much! 🎸😎

[@sventex1]

Would be interesting seeing you make up another easy approach to the 7th arpeggios in conjunction with this brilliant lesson 🙂

[@albertcampos6835]

You are the GOAT of guitar teaching, at my level... thank you for such generosity...

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Thank you! Glad it's helping 😎🎸

[@MoeJoe974]

Great lesson, it opens up what I already know about the basics from a different point of view 👍

[@deanyork]

So much fun, thanks I look forward to Saturdays

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Thank you! Much appreciated!

[@jyegreen387]

Watching this was like having a blurry vision of a multitude of ideas that focused into a clear vision of what you are meant to start with and how all these random elements actually overlap and interconnect. I've never heard it explained so well. Legendary teaching.

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Thank you very much!!

[@jyegreen387]

@@GuitarLessonsVancouver my pleasure, I really dig your lessons.

[@briandonato7593]

Still with you Blue. Great lesson and I am enjoying book 2 on soling like a pro.

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Awesome thank you!!!

[@lazvt8469]

Fab Lesson....becoming a favorite channel quickly!!

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Great to hear! Lots more on the channel and more coming :)

[@musicatto1]

Possibly the best video I've ever seen on this topic, and the connections down/across the fretboard. Many thanks! (and have Subscribed)

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks! Welcome to the channel! We're on Spring break but there will be more in April. Also lots more in the channel from the past year. 😎👍

[@jeffro.]

I like to add the flat 7 (b7) and 9th (2nd) to my arpeggios.
Sometimes I'll use the 6th , but that's usually reserved for riffs and chords.
BUT....
I learned 'em the way you teach...
which is to remember how to add it to the shape of the chords!
Good job! 👍 👌
Always a fan.

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Thank you. I love a flat 7 is anything bluesy for sure.

[@charlesfellows8130]

Great breakdown Blue. Very clear.

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Thank you Charles!

[@gregb6387]

Great Lesson.

[@danthsmith]

Excellent explanation of this subject. ❣

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Thank you!!

[@michaelgumleyguitar]

Another quality lesson, thanks so much for sharing

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Thank you!!

[@lukesteverything627]

Thank you so much. At last I understand arpeggios after pointless hours of watching RUclips. You are a great teacher and I'm so grateful. Be well and happy.

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Glad to hear it thank you 😎

[@lukesteverything627]

I've never been able to play the 'A' shape barre chord (for example to get 'C'). I always foul the high E string. Any tips would be greatly appreciated as it holds me back.

[@brianmacpherson3261]

Really enjoying your lessons. Very helpful 👍

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Thank you! Lots more lessons on the channel and our Patreon group

[@brazilgriller6073]

Great lesson. Thank you for all you do for all of us!!!!

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Thank you again!

[@magnussawert2107]

really simple and so nice ! thanks

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Thank you!! 😊

[@jackschijven8219]

This practical view makes me very happy. Thanks.

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Thanks! Glad to hear it!

[@jackschijven8219]

@@GuitarLessonsVancouver Especially the idea of extending the triad with 2s and 4s is an eye opener.

[@amir.zolghadr]

Great lesson. I have to see it some more times to really dig in

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Thank you! Glad to hear it 👍

[@dgdg4164]

Thank you, very clear and instructive.

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Glad it was helpful!

[@rafa_guitar]

Really great lesson, thanks so much Blue! It is all the same, all conected, keeping all simple is the best way...

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Thank you!!

[@Dave-gf3kd]

I know this all depends on where a particular view is on their journey of musical understanding…but for me…at my current stage…the BEST F’N RUclips MUSIC VID I’VE EVER SEEN!!!!! Thank You!

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Thank you! Much appreciated 😎

[@carloslukather6658]

Very nice explaining this concept

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Thank you!!

[@jimdep6542]

Very useful ! Thank you.

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Glad it was helpful!

[@FirstLast-nn2bj]

One of your best lessons ever!

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Thank you!!! 😎🎸

[@trusarmor4957]

amazing lesson.

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Thanks! 😃

[@willynilly4651]

Magic! Great lesson!

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Thank you!

[@mikecampbell6011]

phenomenal lesson as usual.

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Thank you again for watching and commenting!

[@punchrunliftoutdoortrainin2871]

Fantastic thank you

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Thank you for watching and commenting :)

[@josealbaposse]

Buenisima tu explicación de arpegios!! Gracias Blue!

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Muchas gracias José!!

[@michaeladshead-sonofthecit3701]

Fantastic lesson ❤

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Thank you! 😃

[@ducdanjou7885]

So useful. Thanks.

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[@stephenbowyer7269]

Very cool approach; and... I like your direct style, getting to the bush without beating around it. Thanks!

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[@scoobydoo4087]

Great lesson Blue.

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Thank you Scoob!

[@philday5543]

Love that Strat

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Thanks! That strat was custom made for me by a Vancouver builder.

[@kenkelly382]

Wow. Your lessons are Absolute Gold. Thanks to you I might actually acheive my goal of playing solos that sound good. I learned Arpeggios however, had no idea how to incorporate them into my playing. Now I do. Thank you.

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Great to hear! Thank you! Lots more on the channel 👍

[@jeffcramer2463]

Now I know where the 9 comes from. Thank you so much!!

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Thank you 😊

[@yamraaj4529]

Great lesson man ❤

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[@kallemannonen]

Good teaching 👍

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Thank you! 😃

[@jgil2757]

I just subscribed. This is the most useful and easily understood lessons on arpeggios.

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Welcome aboard! Lots more lessons coming 😀

[@RLB52]

😮great lesson

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Thanks for watching and commenting 😀

[@joelgraham3]

thanks

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Thanks for watching 😀

[@imannonymous7707]

This is quite a digestible way of explaining it.
I have a dum question or 2 but I'm gonna try to solve them without bothering you or making it harder than it is...cuz you've made it quite simple

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Thanks for watching and commenting 😀

[@jeffro.]

Blue, you really crack me up.
"Wow, what a massive arpeggio!"
(I learn it, practice it, get it goin' really good.)
"Now what am I gonna do with it?!"
It's too big, it's massive!"
"It won't even fit in my guitar case! I'll have to drag a hand-truck everywhere to carry this 'massive arpeggio' with me!"
"But I can't even fit it into a jam!"
Yeah, funny stuff.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Haha "won't even fir in my guitar case..." nice one.

[@stepanterechshenko5435]

thanks for the lesson. However why 4th and 2nd and not 7th or 6th?

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Those are good too. I just like the 4th and the 2nd :)

[@ColdCanadian911]

4:04 at this point in the video I had to stop and take a breather. I am learning triads. The same string set as you used in the video (BGD STRINGS). What I have been doing is using the pentatonic shapes to add in notes to the arpeggio.
Your method you show, is it more so doing the same thing , or should I understand it as your intentions are to “change” the boring C arpeggio into the “add9 or sus2” ?

[@ColdCanadian911]

I should have finished watching the video before posting because in the very next section talk about the scale. lol. Awesome.

[@bramvanderborg9893]

🎸👍👍👍

[@wideyxyz2271]

❤

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Thanks for watching :)

[@pitchygroans]

Is it still called sus if you're playing the 3rd? Isn't the 3rd supposed to suspended (not played) in sus2 and sus4 chords?

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If it's a sus4 chord, technically it would not have a third, true, but for an arpeggio I think it's still safe to say this is a sus4 arpeggio, or what else would we call it? Sometimes these are just for ease of communication.