How to Practice Arpeggios on Guitar

[@Gillidan]

Wow I'm glad you uploaded this. I've been looking for something like this. I appreciate that you are constantly uploading helpful content and if you could see my progress on the guitar since I started watching you channel I think you'd be proud. You are by far the best teacher on the Internet and thank you to all of the people that help out in some videos

[@seandaniel23]

Man thanks so much for reaching out Jake! That's so great to hear! I'll keep the vids coming so stay tuned my man!

[@seanenglish3002]

I get it now. Every group of three notes is the triad of the chords in G major in consecutive order. Gmaj, Amin, Bmin, Cmaj, Dmaj, Emin, F# dim. So very cool!

[@seandaniel23]

You got it!

[@kartik8704]

It has been a long time since I had the joy of something clicking in my head in guitar! 😅 This isn't something that should come as a surprise if you know how scales and triads are built but for whatever reason, I had never looked at it this way. Thank you for this video!

[@adriantorres1731]

Thank you, I love you so much for this. I know the general theory for arpeggios, I just don't know how to apply it to music, I think this is what I needed.

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks for watching Jose!

[@charleskelsall8332]

Great lesson, thankyou. Excellent exercise, fantastic finger gym.

[@seandaniel23]

Yeah that's the perfect warmup!

[@scottroot9052]

Sean Can you number the arpeggio series in a sequence...1,2,3,4,5

[@GR_BackingTracks]

Very nice... Justin was a little quiet on describing what he was doing, but having grasped the idea, I'm gonna incorporate this into my daily routine.

[@seandaniel23]

Happy to hear it!

[@spektaloza]

Would be hell of a lot easier in my opinion if Justin had said at some point that each triad starts at the note next to where the preceding triad ends (or am i wrong?) !!

[@seandaniel23]

Yes I suppose that would've been helpful :)

[@DominicDiTanna]

Good lesson!!

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks so much!

[@Vaguerant64]

(Clearing throat in preparation for "salty blues comment"). An occasional tab would make your videos really helpful. End salty blues comment. Thanks for the lesson! Enjoyed it as always.

[@seandaniel23]

Haha, point taken :)

[@abhishekmehta1726]

best teacher. I want to meet you ...best teacher and personality

[@seandaniel23]

Man thank you so much!

[@lukeli8750]

Hi Sean, thanks for another great video. This kind of exercise is exactly what I'm looking for. Looking for more. BTW, what is that blue stuff attached on the guitar head?

[@seandaniel23]

The clip on?

[@lukeli8750]

Sean Daniel yes, what's that for?

[@brianleechee]

@@lukeli8750 It's a clip on tuner! So unlike a normal tuner that uses a mic, you put it down in front of yourself, pluck a string, and it hears the notes...a clip on tuner, at the head of your guitar, feels the vibration of the pitch in order to tune! Extremely accurate, and awesome for noisy environments since it doesn't need to hear the sound :)

[@insanedrummer89]

now this, is some good shit.

[@insanedrummer89]

need a tab though dang

[@MagicDinosaur]

**Continued** Am Arpeggio (Asc) B 5 G 5 D 7 Bm Arpeggio (Dec) B 7 G 7 4 CM Arpeggio (Asc) B 5 8 G 5 DM Arpeggio (Dec) e 5 B 7 G 7 Em Arpeggio (Asc) e 7 B 5 8 Fm Arpeggio (Dec) e 8 5 B 7 GM Arpeggio (Asc) e 7 10 15 B 8 **Please, correct me if I am wrong. Thanks for the help guys!**

[@insanedrummer89]

Now that. is fan devotion. nice. If I spent money on youtubers, I would on you guys.

[@seandaniel23]

Justin for the win!

[@trailridgetom]

Jazzercise was a time filler on Showtime in the mid 1970s. It was really hot chicks doing exercises... I don't recall the music but the ladies were smokin' hot

[@seandaniel23]

Let's bring it back Showtime!

[@milesparker6337]

They were smokin something, for sure.

[@stuffandsuchyeah5182]

You've got the Arpeggios down, can we get a lesson on Arpidgeotto's?

[@seandaniel23]

Is that a pokèmon?

[@krzmi]

how do you go further? It's just a single position. There are so many more variants. Do you go with it for every other position and starting with a root note on other strings? That's pretty overwhelming...

[@alexraphael6534]

Crossfit to Dave Brubeck... Good God!!! Is nothing sacred!??!

[@seandaniel23]

:)

[@guillotinedeath]

so your going down the 3 nps major scale in groups of 4?

[@seandaniel23]

In a way yeah. But it's the way you're skipping a note everytime that makes it a chord building exercise if that makes sense :)

[@voyager8195]

Tabs would be useful on bottom of screen?

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@noiseintheoffice]

My guitar teacher told me that tabs are for sissys. He's the _worst_ guitar teacher though.

[@alanhassa]

Name all the notes as they are played would help

[@spektaloza]

Which "harmonizing video" ? Why do this exercice on a shape i've never seen before and don't know how to use ? Instead of the "normal" major or minor shapes used in the other videos ?

[@riede6977]

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[@brandongusain33]

First, luv it

[@seandaniel23]

Winner!

[@luisrenteria3890]

Don't forget to put that guitar in your car again.

[@seandaniel23]

It's already back in there.

[@spektaloza]

OK.... I get it all... Except one freaking line... @5:10 it goes 4th fret of the D string, 7th fret of the D string and 5th fret of the G string. What is that shape ?! Looks like a Minor Arpeggio, but the last note should be on the 6th fret of the G string. Or am i wrong ???

[@seandaniel23]

That would be a diminish triad arpeggio! Its the one that goes on the 7th degree :)

[@spektaloza]

Mmmm... He did not mention that. Ok so there is one 7th triad in the mix.... 4A 7A 6D would be a regular minor triad i reckon... No?

[@educostanzo]

The 7th degree of any major scale will always produce a diminished triad (1 b3 b5) , not to be confused with a 7th chord.

[@markorodokopljev9224]

I don't get this next to the last one... It's a 4 on the 4th string, then 7 on the same string, and then there's 5 on a 3rd string, but what chord does that make?

[@seandaniel23]

+Stefan Gnjatić That's a diminished triad. So you could call F# diminished.

[@milesparker6337]

Wait, I just want to clarify one thing. Dave Brubeck is not bad Jazz. That said, I would pay to see people trying to do stair steps in 5/4 time.

[@seandaniel23]

Oh man I love Dave Brubeck! I hope I didn't imply he's bad jazz, he's actually my favorite.

[@WhereTheBASShasNoName]

Jazzercise is Crossfit with Pat Metheny lol

[@Musicalshubham]

Hindi

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks for watching!

[@tim8602]

Please god both of you dress up and do this! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnWUqYaZbNSFiM0

[@seandaniel23]

Haha, I'll be on the lookout for a good onesie.

[@SteveWilliams-uh6sz]

Hey ...are you guys married? ?

[@seandaniel23]

To each other? :) Justin is but I'm a solo act.