Versatile Lead Phrasing Pathways - Added Tone Arpeggios

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In this lesson we explore added tone arpeggios - arpeggio/scale hybrid patterns that offer us melodic phrasing pathways through chords and even entire keys. They give our lead guitar playing a mix of "horizontal" and "vertical" direction, helping us to break out of the linear rut of step-wise scale meandering, connecting different areas of the neck with larger interval jumps. Accessible, memorable and musical in many playing situations.
0:00 - Intro
0:55 - Summary
1:25 - Major Added 4th
6:16 - Major Added 2nd
7:44 - Chord/Pattern Changes
10:12 - Related Positioning
12:27 - 7th Arpeggio Embellishment
14:24 - Outro

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You'll have to explain Jessics to me! I'm intrigued. Thanks for your time with the lesson.

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@@fretjamdotcom My Bad spelling I'll fix that. I meant "Jessica" the Almond brothers song.

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From Malaysia. Thank you for this lesson.

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You have such a distinct guitar voice, and it’s consistent in all your videos. What guitar do you use and with what pickups? As far as effects it sounds like a bit of crunch and delay, maybe a bit of room reverb if I’m not mistaken.

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Hello, You mentioned in the previous video? Can you put the link of this previous video, please?

@fretjamdotcom 7 күн бұрын

Here you go - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pLujm89kv9i9d4U.html

@midi1529 4 күн бұрын

I understand some of this, say 1 3 5 with the 2 = the Major +2 (2=9th) pattern. But I am not seeing these M+2 M+4 etc... t Relationships to the diatonic chords. This would be a nice and fast method of making fills over a progression. If it was fast to see while improvising. Iam I just slow or am I missing something

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Any chance you can set up lessons for lefties? I'd pay for that.

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Damn I neglect you guys. It's always been on my mind. Contact me on the channel page maybe we can sort something out.

@mikegeld1280 11 күн бұрын

Ur confusing me with the "aug" sign everywhere + ?

@fretjamdotcom 11 күн бұрын

Oh that just means "added" as in "added 4th" - adding a tone to the triad arpeggio.

@mikegeld1280 11 күн бұрын

@@fretjamdotcom wouldn't that be the word "add" or just a slash, when I see "+" sign there's a #5 somewhere 🤔

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@user-qi1sl6wj2l Күн бұрын

7th不是半减和弦吗？怎么是个全减全减和弦？

@tanjusar114 11 күн бұрын

Why are we adding those notes? To have a fusion guitar tones? It is personel preference and for me it produces very predictable tones

@fretjamdotcom 11 күн бұрын

It's more about introducing a horizontal/vertical pattern that breaks from the linear, step-wise movements a lot of us get trapped in when learning scales. Like I said in the video, they're not supposed to be reiterated over every single chord. But they do offer us a melodic pathway through chord changes that we can link up with other more improvised movements.

@tobbebergman7583 11 күн бұрын

There's more ads than info in this video !

@fretjamdotcom 11 күн бұрын

I'm sorry about that. I'm always very conservative with my ad placement (what little control I have over that - KZfaq throws them in regardless). How many ads did you see throughout the video?