Getting Started with Arpeggios for Lead Guitar
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A quick starter on arpeggios before you go down the rabbit hole.
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Free online guitar lessons for beginners, intermediate, and advanced players. Located in Crystal Lake, Jake Lizzio provides free jam tracks and video lessons for guitar players, as well as music theory videos and other music education content.
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Nobody talks enough about chord theory. That's why I love your channel. Your definently filling a void. I've been playing over 16 years and learning more advanced chord theory can be like pulling teeth. It's all sweep picking and pentatonics,major/ minor scale, and modes but without the chord theory foundation they are useless in practical application.
Great! Now I gotta learn cbord theory? That is going to set me back 6 months😝😝😝
@@roncallahan40 How long do you plan to live? Wanna live that long without the knowledge from 6 months of theory? :D
I couldn't agree more. Learning chord theory, shapes and inversions increased the quality of my writing and improvisation ten fold...
Time stamp?
Totally agree 👍
thank you for teaching us older guys who have pick up a guitar for the first time in years after being away for a long time you teaching have renewed my passion
Lizzio is by far the best guitar teacher on RUclips in my opinion. He really spends the time on theory, which has helped my immensely as a guitar player when I started to really focus on it.
I was very confused I thought lizzo played guitar for a second
Seriously man, you really are helping me out, I love your faster style of teaching! Keep it up :)
Hey Jake, I hope you read this. You’re the first person to explain this in a way I could understand. You’re a great teacher as well as guitar player..... Thank you
Your vidoes have such high quality, especially considering how recently you got things started! Keep it up!
Is This It! Love it!!
Jake's instructional videos (actually the whole channel) are the best available on RUclips. He's a great teacher, a great musician and a great producer. The production is top shelf but more importantly, the lessons are consise, entertaining and so thorough. When I come across any theory concepts that I'm having trouble absorbing, I always check "Signals " to see if he's covered it because I know that I'll have a full understanding of the concept after watching his video.
@@seanfitzpatrick7878 humbra, same here
Your lessons are amazing. Thanks for including the backing tracks, it makes it so easy to apply the ideas straight away and make them stick
I really appreciated you adding the two chord patterns diagrams. Helped me immensely get away from my narrow minded one pattern major scale I have known for years.
Dude I just started watching your videos yesterday and what I appreciate the most about you is how easy you make it to learn and how not boring you are like most. You even play heavy hardcore style metal on some which is what I'm going for. It's hard to explain my gratitude but teaching from many genre styles helps me so much . You're an awesome man. I'm hooked to your stuff . I need some more dark sounding scales.
I can't upvote this guy enough. Always worthy of a watch.
To expand on this lesson, take a root note and find all 3 desending 3-note (only) arpeggios (all 3 Major arps in key will be the same, all 3 relative minor arps will be the same, then learn these 3 mini arps for the seventh chord as well). Say the notes as you do, for nothing will teach you better where note names are on your fretboard, and you'll easily see how to 'walk' up your chord tones over the chord. (You'll see the 4th between 3rd+5th, and easily recognize 6th and 7th degrees, and know there name/letter)
If you don't know chord theory, it is super simple. Learn it and be amazed that you didn't already figure it out on your own. Dominant or Major 7th is about the only real trick, for 9/11/13ths, or which notes to drop for voicing notes (drop 5th from Major chord for example).
Honestly the best video about starting with arpeggios
Very cool. I love these practical lessons that show how to apply music theory. Keep up the good work.
ALWAYS appreciate your very helpful lessons...they sure help put a LOT.. another 5 STAR job !! thank YOU. SO much ...very grateful. !!
Thank you! You make simple lessons like this so interesting and informative!
Thanks! I hope to upload more frequently this month... Much more to come soon!
Man...You are the best music teacher on RUclips!!
Another great lesson saved to my folder.
OMG! I know all my 3 string mode shapes but not how to really use' em and incorporate proper chord tones! This is awesome. Seriously. I never really saw that f shaped A triad sitting in the locrian shape. Th 2 chord B minor arp sitting in the A Ionian shape. Like finding the hidden pictures in Highlights magazine. You are not going to get rid of me.
Thank you, this really helped me change how I think about arpeggios and my lead playing in general
Thanks, this was really illuminating for me. A great way to start simply and experiment.
outstanding video. You realize you have the best guitar instruction on RUclips, right?
When I watch your video, I get motivated and can't wait to try it. Thanks!
Wow....outstanding techniq of teaching
Big thanks for helping me out on some basics I have been ignoring for years !
That's is exactly where I'm at now! Along with with Triads
Really good explanation of arpeggios. I agree that chord theory and knowing how to build chords is vital.
Really love your lessons! Helped me a lot to understand quickly.
still helping from years ago ty!
Always encouraging videos. Makes me think, if I apply myself, I can do that.🤘
Great lesson. Now I need to go learn Upside Down because it is stuck in my head.
Excellent information, this helps me tremendously! Thank you for the lesson!
Ok. That was an awesome video. But the riffs you played at the end
were absolutely beautiful.
Thank you again, and who gives this guy a dislike. Come-on are you kidding me.
thanks bro, you open my mind
Great video mate, very easy to understand
I play electric guitar in church every Sunday. I don’t play solos, but I constantly play arpeggios like this. If I haven’t figured out something better by Sunday, this is my easy button.😂
I really liked this lesson! I’m going to apply this today. Thanks!
This was a great lesson , thank you
Light bulb moment. 1:47 I've been doing this by playing the pentatonic major and minor scales in the same positions but not connecting the cord theory til now.
great video Jake...love your explanation of theory with the practical application
Your explanation is outstanding ☺️ thank you for this
"don't do that for the whole solo, it's going to be annoying", Mark Knopfler called, he differs.
:D
really practical video. great stuff.
Such a beautiful sweep that was I had to rewind and hear it again
Nice video
I'd love to see your fingers close up! Great stuff!
Great guitar education thx so much for your time & effort Wish you well & all the best cheers 🍻
your videos are amazing!
Dude you just hooked me up😎👍🙂
Hats off to the master off music!
Best video I've seen
Thank You man.
Outstanding lesson!
Really great lessons here!
Great explanation and examples!
BRILLIANT
great lessons, thanks
That's really great lesson
The solo at the end reminded me of jack Johnson for some reason
Thanks!
Love your channel! Thanks 👍
Thank you so much for everything🖤🖤
been hearing arpeggio my whole life, stupid me this is the first time i've learned what it really is.
Parfect 👏👏👏👍
You're too good! 👍👍👍
Yohhh💪💪 So helpful and so inspiring . Niceeeee
Awesome information, thanks for sharing
Thank you for making :b
very nice lessons!
The B minor arpeggio shape is almost the same as the minor pentatonic. That's probably why it is so easy to,use in a solo. You almost always land on a note from the chord so you resolve without having to really know what you're doing.
I hear hotel California somewhere in there.;)
Shhh you might get him copy right striked
The style I'm looking to make and learn is just like the 16th note Byzantine lead u made out of pi. Please make some more videos elaborating in that style. It reminds me of bands like A FEAST FOR KINGS and HUMANITY'S LAST BREATH
really well done, thanks
Thanks 👍
3:30 Sounds like one guitarist is yet awake and the other one half asleep. ;) But I know what You mean. It's an often used pattern and I would kick out the jams, too, when I got a pass to using it. :D
You have great style.....how the heck do you talk and play arpeggios at the same time? About all I can do at the same time is sing and play chords. Great player. I liked and subscribed.
Still the best!
Excelllent!
Good stuff 👍
Great
Bro you shredding out some sugar ray over there😂😂😂😂
Very useful 👍
Smooth man! You have a great way of breaking it down👍 Thanks
Thank to you for all your efforts...:-)
Ha! you have the Korg NanoKey :D
Ps. Every time I come to your channel I have Steve and Charley begging me to learn with them😳😳😳😳
Waiting for others from you bag.
Always amazin.....the explainations....theory....can u please run me thru dark chord progressions and angry expressions like megadeth......what r the ideas behind em.....i think they use a lot of diminished chords...
Nice lesson dude, just found your channel! Btw, it's hard to hear what you're saying at 7:35 cause you're playing those loud bass notes :D Other than that it's all good, I'm gonna practice some arpeggios now. :)
Thanks man! Good point on the bass frequencies... I'm still tweaking my audio set up so everything is loud but still audible.Hopefully the more recent lessons are easier to hear.
lol wait it was that simple? 😂 I've been looking for ways to incorporate more chord tones in my soloing lol and immediately using these shapes cut my thinking in half
Also, where are you resting your picking hand? Is it floating or resting on the bridge?
Succinct .
Thanks for your help.
6:10 hey your phone's ringing
How is it that A Major scale works with the B minor chord?
B Minor chord is the second chord in the A Major scale, so all the the notes in the the B Minor chord will be found in the A Major scale
A Major scale => A B C# D E F# G#
B Minor Chord=> B D F#
So emphasising these notes from the A Major scale over the B Minor chord will sound fine.
Where is the best place to learn chord theory? Thanks!
His other videos. :)
Thank you. I'm sure you went to Music College? I just don't see how anybody can figure this out on their own.
A few musicians have😉
There are some really good books out there from before the internet... Check out Arnie Berle's Fretboard Basics - a compilation of his Guitar Player articles (which get pretty deep pretty quickly, but cover a ton of useful material), and his Chords and Progressions for Jazz and Popular Guitar, for example. Also the Frank Gambale Technique Book I covers triads and arpeggios in detail.
Why are you not putting up online lessons?
So at the very end you talk about knowing which notes to emphasize based on the chords you're "soloing" over. Is the concept there that if I'm playing a 1,3,5 in A major then I should be focusing on the 1,3,5 in the arrpegio?
E cord shape is good...
"Sweep arpeggios are fun but it's not practical to do them all the time."
*John Petrucci has entered the chat*
😂😂😂 “definitely don’t do it for the whole solo”
you're like white barack obama xD. good job
Saksham Arya 👎