Looks like it's time to revisit the triad couplings. 👍👍👍

Awesome as usual Richie! Thank you.

Very nice presentation as usual! Having dropped out of guitar for some time, and particularly out of the avalanche, the unending deluge of personal- and online-theory offerings, what came to mind was a line or two from Coltrane I read somewhere. To wit, he was voicing a concern about listeners perhaps wondering (objecting to?) whether his playing had become "academic exercises" . . . I guess the question is when and where does it cross over into music? Which one assumes is still the point of it all . . .

Excellent, thank you very much!

Always appreciated

Very sweet!

Great lesson Richie! The vertical triad pairs gives one additional harmonic motion and a wider range of notes to choose from. The use of sweep picking also adds to the vocabulary. Thanks for sharing!!

Best definition i've heard of triad pairs by far!

Excellent showcasing of ideas and technique. As usual.

Very cool concepts and thoughtfully organized.

Il really like your presentation as a teacher.

Great lesson, love the outside from inside concept... B-)

Master

Hi Richie

Hi Maestro! In which lesson I find the hexatonic arpeggio? Thank you

Very interesting, Richie. I understand it, and will give it a try. Can you shed some light on the course materials? Do I need to be a member of the website to buy it? Cheers from Montreal.

Super !!! thanks very much !