Arpeggios & Pluralities

[@tommikakko6888]

I'm looking at the tabs at 19:50. There's an F in the last arpeggio. Should the tab say 10 on the G-string?

[@Mikkokosmos]

ah yes that is a mistake. Thanks for noticing. It's should be F natural not F# it's because of the previous chord I forgot he natural sign. Sorry about that

[@tommikakko6888]

@@Mikkokosmos No problem. Great lesson! It's fantastic seeing someone put all of this stuff together like this!

[@tribalgenes]

Randy Vincent has the best Jazz guitar method books hands down!... the three note voicings and beyond is my favorite. Incredible stuff.

[@BeatsAndGuitars]

Man you’re an incredible teacher! Love your videos

[@vincenzoscalisi5795]

Thia book is huge, great content covering long changes, completed by cellular approach, covering the quick changes. If you add the two great Randy's books on chords, you are close to have all guitar jazz stuff you may need! I have all Randy's books, I can be defined like a fan of Randy 😊

[@ivo4137]

Thank you friend! From Colombia and Venezuela

[@michaeljulius5895]

Great arpeggio options to work on!

[@gadymarcus2362]

Magnifico.😇😇😇😇😇😇

[@cbolt4492]

Hey Mikko, it's on the list 😎

[@unclenote]

Great stuff !

[@jkbck1]

Great content as usual.

[@curtrod]

very nice

[@SkwisgaarScampini]

Great lesson, was wondering what pedal you use to play a chord and turn it into a never ending pad

[@Mikkokosmos]

Thanks. I use the SuperEgo for that 🙂

[@ivo4137]

6: 55 am Here

[@gravitycure]

Hi. Can you tell me if the book has any tab attached to the treble clef like in your video?

[@Mikkokosmos]

Randy's books has no tabs

[@Meliorative]

Do you like this more than Cellular Approach?

[@Mikkokosmos]

Hmm hard to say they are both great 😃👍