Monday Guitar Motivation: 3 Arpeggios For Any Style In Any Key | Steve Stine

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[@lamontprospect9974]

I'm amazed that a man of this caliber is taking the time to teach anything. I think Steve is truly a virtuoso at heart and I'm grateful that he takes the time to teach any of this.

[@dowaliby1]

It's so great to see people from all the world convening for this lesson, all united by a shared love and passion for the guitar! BTW, that tone Steve is getting from that Kemper is huge - unbelievable!

[@moedeluca2318]

As usual Steve, this lesson is awesome. You have such a gift in not only playing, but teaching in such an encouraging, positive manner. Thank you Sensei!

[@lamontprospect9974]

Another fantastic video. Wonderful instruction. I just can't believe how well Steve presents all this stuff. To be able to take scales (which as he said can get repetitive), and expand them using these arpeggios is just amazing. I love it when Steve reflects on his past and how he's evolved. The sounds he makes using those arpeggios is fantastic. The heck with Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, and Eric Clapton. I want to learn to play like Steve Stein!!!

[@williamsteel7879]

Thanks Steve this was very helpful im greatful for your time to help guitarist through these difficult situations.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thanks William! If you want to check out more of Steve's stuff, go here and become a GuitarZoom Member: guitarzoom.com/join Members get instant access to more than 40 of Steve’s best guitar courses, including soloing courses, music theory courses, licks courses, fretboard courses, chords courses, and more. Plus access to new GuitarZoom courses as long as you’re a member, and access to the GuitarZoom Community on Facebook. It’s an awesome way to stay motivated and always have something fun to play. Check it out, and no matter what, keep playing! -- Mike from GuitarZoom

[@bluenotgreen63]

Thanks Steve, for all your videos. You are the King Of Teach. I have yet to come across anyone who is so down to earth and humble when teaching. I recommend you to everyone who is learning from children to adults. You teach at in a method that the young can understand and the old (Like me lol ) can also understand without feeling like a child being taught. Keep up the great work. We appreciate you.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thanks for the kind words, S. S.! By the way, if you want more of Steve's lessons, go here and check out the new GuitarZoom Premium Membership: guitarzoom.com/join You get over 40 of Steve's best guitar courses, and new courses are being added regularly. Which means, there's always something new to check out, no matter your skill level. Thanks for watching! Be sure to check out the membership, and no matter what, keep playing! -- Mike from GuitarZoom

[@lamontprospect9974]

Not only that, but his instruction is delivered in such a calm, intelligent manner. It's no wonder he has so many viewers. I'm amazed PBS hasn't picked him up. If Steve ever makes it to conventional television, I think he would have major ratings. He would make a fantastic host. He could bring in all kinds of great guitarists. He could ask them questions only a master like him would know.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thanks for all the kind words, LaMont! And just FYI, if you want to take a deep-dive into Steve's stuff, now is the perfect time to become a GuitarZoom Member: guitarzoom.com/join When you join, you get instant access to more than 40 of Steve’s best guitar courses. You get soloing courses, music theory courses, licks courses, fretboard courses, chords courses, and more. Plus access to new GuitarZoom courses as long as you’re a member. There's courses for all skill levels, and a wide variety of musical styled are covered. Check it out, thanks for watching... and no matter what, keep playing! -- Mike from GuitarZoom

[@frankbalkoski7965]

Great tone, thx for the lesson.

[@Donwh04tj]

Damn, at some point I forgot I was trying to learn and just became a fan in the audience. Thx for what you do.

[@KokaneKhan]

You're my long distance mentor. I'll support you when I can.

[@jasonbourgeois9764]

The seventh also helps as an anticipation of the next chord you're going to play in voice leading

[@davideagle3763]

another great video Steve...much appreciated

[@enayatyousefiyan8928]

Wonderful Steve. Thanks

[@johnnycantrell1168]

I just wanted to say thanks steve. Ive been messing with guitars for 17 years. And in that 17 years some pieces fit and some didn't. I just kept going. But not until your videos has theory and practice started to make sense to me. Just saying thank you and keep the content coming. Cheers.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Awesome, Johnny! It's always nice when the pieces fall into place. :-) If you'd like to check out more of Steve's stuff, go here and become a GuitarZoom Member: guitarzoom.com/join Members get instant access to more than 40 of Steve’s best guitar courses, including soloing courses, music theory courses, licks courses, fretboard courses, chords courses, and more. Plus access to new GuitarZoom courses as long as you’re a member, and access to the GuitarZoom Community on Facebook. It’s an awesome way to stay motivated and always have something fun to play. Check it out, and no matter what, keep playing! -- Mike from GuitarZoom

[@kaithonkalengta2236]

By viewing your videos now I'm improving thanks Steve

[@stinemusiclessons]

That's awesome, Kaithon, thanks for watching! :-) Just wanted to let you know, if you like Steve's KZbin videos, make sure you check out the new GuitarZoom Premium Membership: guitarzoom.com/join When you join, you get unlimited streaming over 40 of Steve's best guitar courses (including soloing courses, chords courses, music theory courses and more), and new courses are being added regularly. Courses cover a wide range of topics, and there are courses for every skill-level. Which means, members always have something new to learn and apply to their guitar playing. :-) Thanks for watching! Be sure to check out the membership, and no matter what, keep playing! -- Mike from GuitarZoom

[@NoOne-iq7uu]

Blessings to you

[@dannyspitzer1267]

Great lesson Steve

[@waynejedynak9443]

Thanks again Steve!

[@kimberlyisherwood4564]

Yes

[@apoorv_sharan]

Hey Steve I can't seem to use my Pinky Finger for picking notes. Of course I use it for chords but when it comes to picking individual notes it just doesn't work.

[@eggbenedict4405]

everytime i watched Steve's vids : "now i get it"

[@brysonjohnson966]

Hey Steve great job keep up the great work

[@robertredmond2307]

Yep sounds great Frostburg md

[@freesk8]

Thanks from near Seattle!

[@sonenbasumatarysonenbasuma8103]

Sir you are so great thank you

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thank YOU for watching, Sonen! And thanks for the kind words. :-) Just wanted to let you know that right now, you can get unlimited streaming of over 40 of Steve’s best guitar courses as a GuitarZoom Premium Member: guitarzoom.com/join Plus you get access to new courses that Steve creates, as long as you're a member. Thanks again for watching! Make sure you check out the membership, and no matter what, keep playing! -- Mike from GuitarZoom

[@paulgeary531]

Steve, that Kemper sounds sweet. I've been away for a bit and your sound is really improved via live stream.

[@METALSAMPEKTUWEK]

Cool lesson 👍👍👍

[@jasonbourgeois9764]

Hope to see you in Dallas show us how it's really done

[@rohan-ghosh]

You are like Coach Belichick of our KZbin guitar journey! Thanks for inspiring us and motivating us - this was an important one! If you ever do a Question and Answer session : 1. When someone is getting stuck learning one song and making slow progress (gets tough and boring after a while), should we learn another song at the same time? 2. How many songs should a intermediate guitarist learn at the same time? 3. If you cannot hit the right notes doing bends, can we do half step and full step to least learn the song (melody) and then try and hit the bends later (or just skip the song!)? 4. When learning a song, should we play from the start of the song every time (which might get a little monotonous) or should we start from the next verse and then come back and play the previous verses after we learn a few more (hope it makes sense)? Just a few thoughts. Have a great week ahead..cheers!

[@stinemusiclessons]

Awesome questions, Rohan! For questions 1, 2, and 4, watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4rZZnqhmMt2b6s In the video, Steve talks about 2 types of songs, Ego songs and Project songs. Ego songs are easy for you to play, and project songs require more work. The details depend on you, but for example, you could be working on one project song - a song that challenges you - and have 2 or 3 ego songs that you can play through for fun. The idea is, if you only work on a project song, you might get frustrated. But if you have a few easier songs to play through also, you can still have fun and play some songs, even if you can't play your project song yet. Steve explains it better in the video, so be sure to check it out. :-) By the way, if you like Steve's KZbin videos, make sure you check out the new GuitarZoom Premium Membership: guitarzoom.com/join When you join, you get unlimited streaming over 40 of Steve's best guitar courses (including his best-selling course Acoustic Guitar), and new courses are being added regularly. Courses cover a wide range of topics, and there are courses for every skill-level. Which means, members always have something new to learn and apply to their guitar playing. Thanks for watching! Be sure to check out the membership, and no matter what, keep playing! -- Mike from GuitarZoom

[@tommyhelmlinger6952]

steve i love your sound i would like to know what you use to create your sound seen your virtual jam great

[@jasonbourgeois9764]

The seventh helps voice lead the ear to the tonic of the chord you're playing.

[@kennethblandford3177]

wasup rockers. steve is the best

[@TheJorgealonso690]

I love ELO, please teach us how to play “Fire on high” acoustic guitar part!

[@isaackonyak794]

I love it

[@herbieherbienator3819]

greatings fom germany

[@iaku2227]

Feeling motivated from Bhutan 🇧🇹

[@TheJorgealonso690]

I’m from Brazil!

[@LewTube-mp3dp]

Hey Steve! 🤘🎸🎶💯

[@MrGsmith333]

Shout out from Spokane Washington

[@jasonbourgeois9764]

, You're My Guitar Hero

[@jodecaesteker]

...Apart from the great teaching here once again: what a nice sound you have - again: once again. :-) Is it the Kemper?

[@jodecaesteker]

Ok, I just got to 6:11. It's the Kemper. Lol.... Wow!

[@toper0295]

Hello from Philippines

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Hello from Mililani, Hawaii!

[@izzyrhoads1313]

Hello from Montana Metal

[@guitarplayer4you]

Michigan

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hello watching here in philippines

[@earldake5863]

Hey Steve, Louisiana here

[@thomasmichael5940]

Howdy, from Texas!

[@stinemusiclessons]

Howdy, Thomas! Just wanted to let you know, if you like Steve's KZbin videos, make sure you check out the new GuitarZoom Premium Membership: guitarzoom.com/join When you join, you get unlimited streaming over 40 of Steve's best guitar courses (including soloing courses, music theory courses and more), and new courses are being added regularly. Courses cover a wide range of topics, and there are courses for every skill-level. Which means, members always have something new to learn and apply to their guitar playing. :-) Thanks for watching! Be sure to check out the membership, and no matter what, keep playing! -- Mike from GuitarZoom

[@litasdad]

Morning Steve Richard from CA

[@komyint8303]

Hi Steve! From Myanmar.

[@skinnygumbo9555]

What's the difference between 2-1-2's and arpeggios? Seems like they are almost interchangeable.

[@cherylharding4001]

Hello, I'm in Nova Scotia Canada Cheryl

[@toddbailey8128]

Hey Steve, from Pa

[@williamledrich2433]

Hey steve Bill here from millville new jersey

[@seans594]

Hey Millville, I'm down the road in Elmer!

[@predatorhunter3169]

Steve i have been playing for 2 years and i have been struggling i still play like a beginner and i dont know what direction to go to or work on next either it be power chords, legato, chords, scales, down picking or learning songs i just end up getting confused and frustrated and i dont know what direction to go to first in terms of learning other guitar teachers say different things and i dont know where to look and follow

[@stinemusiclessons]

Something that happens with a lot of guitar players is that they try to learn to many things at once, or move on to the next thing before they're really ready. It's so tempting to do that, because many talented guitarists (including Steve) have the ability to make complicated stuff look easy. What all new guitarists need to remember is that it took a long time for Steve (or any other talented guitarist) to get to the point where they can make it look easy. They spent a lot of time learning fundamentals like chords, scales, and things like that, and all the amazing stuff they can play is built on top of those fundamentals. So, don't get discouraged because you're struggling. Keep going, because it does get easier the more you play. Here's a video (and playlist) that might help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nn_Zhnxpe7CDgLM Those are previews from Steve's course Guitar In 8 Weeks, where he breaks down everything you need to start playing songs. If you like what you see, go here and go here and become a GuitarZoom Member: guitarzoom.com/join You'll get instant access to Guitar In 8 Weeks, as well as 40+ more of Steve’s best guitar courses, including soloing courses, music theory courses, licks courses, fretboard courses, chords courses, and more. So if Guitar In 8 Weeks is easy for you, there's a LOT of material to check out next. The courses are for all skill levels, and they're designed to help you make steady progress that lasts, so you can keep making progress and improving, no matter what your musical goals are. Plus, you get access to new GuitarZoom courses as long as you’re a member, and access to the GuitarZoom Community on Facebook. It’s an awesome way to stay motivated and always have something fun to play. Check it out, and no matter what, keep playing! -- Mike from GuitarZoom

[@predatorhunter3169]

@@stinemusiclessons thanks steve i appreciate you man❤️

[@lamontprospect9974]

Would anyone know what type of chair Steve is sitting in? I'm looking for a good chair without arms.

[@madalomusic2097]

I noticed that chair too!

[@kimberlyisherwood4564]

@@madalomusic2097 yes

[@stinemusiclessons]

LaMont, sorry for not answering sooner! Steve's chair is made by AKRacing, and I believe it's the California model. Steve removed the arm rests. :-) -- Mike from GuitarZoom

[@lamontprospect9974]

@@stinemusiclessons No worries. I know you've been busy. I love your videos. I ended up picking up the same chair from Best Buy for around $300.00. Since I'm a little older (and had a little extra money to spend), you'll be pleased to know I own five really beautiful Fender and Gibson Custom Shop guitars. In 7 months, I've learned all five Diatonic and all seven Pentatonic scales (backwards and forwards). With your instruction I've learned to expand and contract them so they don't sound like scales. But I need to spend more time playing the jam sessions. Time for me to start on chords.

[@predatorhunter3169]

What should i do?

[@jeffreyshough9696]

Howdy from Ohio

[@peterdamen7963]

Peter from the netherlands

[@juergenl.7328]

Hi hier ist Jürgen from Germany

[@FrancoM7747]

Reminds me of Eric Johnson.

[@ramgulwady]

Hi I am from Mumbai India

[@stinemusiclessons]

Hi Ram, thanks for watching and subscribing! :-) Just wanted to give you a heads-up, Steve Stine’s 6-Week Soloing Challenge is officially underway, and the first of Steve’s LIVE teaching sessions is taking place this Thursday (May 5). To join the challenge, go here ASAP (page closes soon!) and sign up: guitarzoom.com/6weeksoloingchallenge/promo-2/? If you want to play guitar solos with complete confidence, that sound more fluid and musical than you ever thought possible, you should definitely check it out. When you join the Challenge, you get lifetime access to two of Steve’s all-time best-selling courses, Essential Techniques and Music Theory Made Easy 2.0. With Essential Techniques, you’ll learn the secrets of building your picking speed and accuracy, strumming, bends, harmonics, and whammy bar tricks to spice up your guitar solos, and dozens of licks that will sound awesome in your solos. And with Music Theory Made Easy 2.0. you’ll discover all the music theory shortcuts you need to play freely across the entire fretboard and really get creative when it comes time to solo. Each of those courses can take your guitar playing to a much higher level. But they’re only part of Steve’s 6-Week Soloing Challenge. Because Steve’s holding 6 special live sessions, one for each week of the Challenge. There’s also a special Facebook group you can join, so you can share your progress with other guitarists. For details, go here → guitarzoom.com/6weeksoloingchallenge/promo-2/? And no matter what, keep playing! - Mike from GuitarZoom P.S. Want to check out video reviews from GuitarZoom Members? Go here → guitarzoom.com/reviews

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"Hello, please." Harpers Ferry

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Celena from NORTHERN california

[@jasonbourgeois9764]

It would be some good advertisement for you

[@VannaTheChef]

Hey bro

[@bluenotgreen63]

What’s up with the six thumbs down? Bahahahahaha. They probably hate people who don’t put ketchup on their ice cream.

[@globalfatmas]

Hey, Rush Head.

[@lamontprospect9974]

I'm sorry but right when Steve mentioned the "root, third, fifth" he started speaking so quickly he lost me. I'm pretty new at this so I'm really trying to understand which fingers and frets to hit. I understand the root note, then the third fret then the 5th fret, then he lost me.

[@veganfortheanimals6994]

It's not the third fret and fifth fret. It's the third and fifth notes of the major scale. Check out a lesson on the major scale (on guitar) and that might help.

[@mburns3236]

Ri here

[@hidemyho]

Get a bit confused when Steve saying Bm pentatonic....

[@lamontprospect9974]

But then I don't always have my guitar with me when I watch these so that doesn't help.

[@lamontprospect9974]

"Adding the major seven," that's where he lost me.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Tip: just play what Steve's playing, and don't worry too much about theory right now. As you learn, all this stuff will make more and more sense. But, it doesn't have to make sense to sound awesome. ;-) -- Mike from GuitarZoom

[@veganfortheanimals6994]

It's the major 7th note of the major scale. It's one half step below the root note. Check out a lesson on the major scale (on guitar) and that might help.

[@slushpuppy6991]

Steve has some amazing theory lessons if you want to really get into the nitty gritty. I highly recommend you check them out!

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thanks, Slush Puppy! Everybody, make sure you go here and check out the new GuitarZoom Premium Membership: guitarzoom.com/join You get unlimited streaming of more than 40 of Steve's courses, including Music Theory Made Easy, Unlocking The Fretboard Connection, and more. Check it out, and no matter what, keep playing! -- Mike from GuitarZoom

[@lamontprospect9974]

@@stinemusiclessons Thank you. I figured out how to slow down the playback on KZbin videos which helps me figure out what fret and string Steve is playing. His lessons are wonderful.

[@gusdogbrownlab435]

Yes....this guy is a bit good