For some reason I’ve never thought about diatonic arpeggios and scales in one position, I’ve always slid the starting position up the fretboard instead staying in one position, great stuff, thank you!!
Yes. I'm gonna do that this week. In the meantime, I have a couple fingerstyle videos you can check out: ruclips.net/video/L1OscPf4NiA/видео.htmlsi=laPvKo2o8K9CQzc3. ruclips.net/video/0qG-xK_YmMY/видео.htmlsi=xLwJ7Ixy393olGXv
For some reason I’ve never thought about diatonic arpeggios and scales in one position, I’ve always slid the starting position up the fretboard instead staying in one position, great stuff, thank you!!
This is the most meaningful way to practice. Instantly melodic and interesting.
Great lesson
Thank you so much!
@@miket.4738 Thank you!
Thank you for the lesson 🙏🏽
Awesome. Thanks a lot for the great exersise.
Can you do a video on your picking technique ?
Yes. I'm gonna do that this week. In the meantime, I have a couple fingerstyle videos you can check out: ruclips.net/video/L1OscPf4NiA/видео.htmlsi=laPvKo2o8K9CQzc3. ruclips.net/video/0qG-xK_YmMY/видео.htmlsi=xLwJ7Ixy393olGXv
Great Lesson I think this way of practicing arpeggios is much more practical and musical. What were you playing at the beginning in the intro btw?
@@kimbalbrown2338 thank you! At the beginning I think I was playing G6, Bb13, Eb9, D7#9.
Ik in the first half ur doing scales but I'm getting teased because I hear mr.sandman take me away bum bum bum bum.