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Arpeggios seem like something any beginner could  do.This Beato video below will definitely move  me  up a notch.
I never thought about adding notes a to arpeggios and  17/16 time signature was also something new.

When digging deeper into arpeggios I also came across “Sweep Picking” I would have been just using conventional alternate picking. Then I discovered  “tapping arpeggios”.  I had to give that a try. I was unsuccessful. It looks pretty simple. I started with a simple G arpeggio but when I got to a hammer - on 7th to 10th Fret  D ( high E String) I tried tapping to the 15th fret G to reverse the arpeggio but I couldn’t  get the tapping to sound. Need to find a video on tapping.

The I came across something  about using arpeggios and the circle of fifths for key transposition. Guess I need see what that’s all about.

Anyway hope you enjoy Beato’s  video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x74MiT2hQMs

Arpeggios and pentatonics

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SggDUBO6z7Q

 

 

desnation

Edited by Triple-o

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