One shape for all arpeggios | Master the fretboard!

[@benvarma3427]

2:28 minor 7th chord 5:54 major 7th chord 7:37 dominant 7 chord 9:18 half diminished and coffee break

[@citrus4419]

*SLURRRP*

[@wokaroni]

king

[@TimsGuitarWorldwithTimFeskorn]

COLD!!!

[@paulschmidt8742]

The coffe is major.

[@joeurbanowski321]

@@citrus4419 🤣🤣🤣

[@johnc.8298]

Has anyone else noticed that Paul has a nice, soothing teaching voice free of tension. His ease of instruction makes listening quite easy and relaxing.

[@LUckybones25]

And he’s gorgeous too!

[@nikkyboy1067]

and foreign! don't forget how soothing that accent is. He sounds so relaxed that his tongue is falling asleep 😴

[@ricardosempresussa]

Cut off the shit talk and play.

[@brandongratta9040]

I have to agree. He is very easy to listen to and also has his guitar settings beautifully so you aren't tuning into a video with crazy overdrive lol. It's all easy to listen to and sounds lovely. I'm glad I found this channel

[@ob5322]

@@nikkyboy1067 he’s not foreign if you’re Dutch

[@robreese2078]

Hey Paul, honestly, never heard of you before. I just randomly clicked on this arpeggio video. I teach 50+ students/week, and this is such a simple concept! I’m going to add this to my Rolodex of material! Thanks man!

[@MrLooperg]

Best guitar lesson i have found on youtube in 15 years.

[@doc221978]

I started playing about 15 years ago..... Even with that much time playing, you still impress me. You lose me sometimes on theory, but I always pick up a trick, idea, or something usable in my playing.

[@killercurl1]

yeah i like this..... ive been trying to master my guitars as i must master myself.

[@SufferDYT]

Learn theory dude, your cheating yourself and hindering your progress.

[@doc221978]

I'm learning a little bit each day.... Bookwork for 30-45 minutes and then play for a couple hours. I only started learning theory about 4 months ago. I think the worst part it that I learned 6 instruments before I could read a single note.... My family is full of musicians that can't read music.

[@SufferDYT]

@@doc221978 Once you start to see how and why things work the way they do you will have a revelation and gain a better understanding of the music your playing/creating overall. Writing music without theory really is like trying to build a house without a blueprint.

[@batmandeltaforce]

Take heart, I been playing and giggin' 54 years and there is always something to learn:)

[@aleksandarpotocnjak9219]

Great style of playing. Each string has two tones, and now everything can be improvised on a guitar.The perfect guitarist is Paul. Every tone can be heard clearly. And a man plays all musical directions

[@sebastianbodinigodoy6004]

You are the best teacher of music ,I don't speak very so much English because I am a Latino American person but you are my favourite teacher your videos are so enjoyed. I say hello where chile

[@danielbodin9388]

i watched this 6 months ago and it was over my head. I just came back around to arpeggios and now this makes perfect sense! Thanks Paul!

[@AaronWeissRocks]

This has been one of those videos that really changes things for me.

[@jackreesman8271]

I've been watching your videos for about 6 months now and have been playing for 13 years. I've typically considered myself a "rhythm" guitar player because I would typically get to caught up in thinking about what I'm trying to play more than actually playing and I must say your videos have opened up so many paths to my playing and boosted my confidence in my abilities. I adore your videos sir. Thank you so much and please continue posting this awesome content!

[@coryayers9419]

Awesome. I've been playing for about 20 years. I'm naturally a rythm guy. Trying to be better at lead. This lesson will help with this.

[@neilsjmcmahon]

The reason I began to watch your videos more was because the sound is amazing - you've obviously got a good mic and quiet environment but also a good speaking voice

[@gonehome6245]

This is so great! It connects my pentatonic scales with arpeggios in a way that helps me to play more rhythmically and create better sounding phrases. Thank you Paul. The symmetry of the fingering helps the rhythm. I hope that makes sense. I have been playing for many years. This is very helpful in mastering arpeggios and the whole fretboard.

[@Kipp274]

Man I started taking notes on paper to this video. I love how you showed all those chords in the A minor scale, you can really see how they relate to the key.

[@elabsurdo69]

-This is a message for myself: at 6:00 starts the major arpegio for tomorrow: -Message for everyone: this has losen my caged pentatonic scale impros, i have been improvising for hours today because im so fucking happy because i am not stuck at the pentatonic caged sound, thank you very very very much. Also great beard tho :)

[@Larrymh07]

Congratulations! You are way ahead of me. I hope to join in your progress someday.🖐️

[@GavinKing_AKA_plumpNation]

You deserve the subscribers. Sometimes I don't even bother trying what you're showing, like going fishing without unpacking your gear, just sitting at the water and soaking it up. Good for you.

[@MrBettybologna]

I use these playlist to fall asleep to, not because they are boring but the voice is so soothing. Love your content.

[@BeyondTheGuitar]

Killer. That descending major7 arpeggio is gorgeous

[@johng2880]

44 thousand likes. All this talk about how guitar isn't in the mainstream of pop anymore. No, it's moved into our homes instead. Great video Paul.

[@danscottmiller]

Sounded like the goonies!

[@brandongratta9040]

@@johng2880 the people saying that are the people that wanna learn 0 music and DJ. I gotta say. It always erks me when someone that does not use the instrument declares it dead. Guitar will still live on for quite a while I honestly believe that

[@MrRioso-ry1hb]

Yes I like Pauls videos. They are always well structured. But I found a superb arpeggio video from an other guy. It was mindblowing to me ! If you want to get an easy concept to understand absolutely every arpeggio I recommend this one here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/joeZaJRrrq6KntE

[@ThefrenchFranz]

@@MrRioso-ry1hb Thanks for sharing the link, it is a very precious lesson indeed. Be blessed!

[@sierradelta07]

There are plenty of great lessons on KZbin but the simplicity and comprehensiveness of this lesson is something else. Thanks you. I'm subscribing. Nice work.

[@andrewnicorn]

This guy has those clean scandinavian chops. Them Ikea chops.

[@holysmokes4493]

Wat

[@Deauxtje]

That would be strange because he looks like a Dutch guy. Oh wait.. he is Dutch!

[@terrysouth7201]

Do Hoeijmans how does one ‘look Dutch’? Same question for looking Scandinavian I suppose.

[@Deauxtje]

@@terrysouth7201 Its hard to explain, but on holiday I can always reckognize the dutch people. And his English accent is very very dutch. But you also have to be Dutch to hear that.

[@alexanderjosephross]

Do Hoeijmans I hear it- he sounds like goldmember

[@ronniep8030]

TY SOOO much Paul, I'm a high intermediate to lower level advanced player and I learn a LOT watching your videos.UR an excellent teacher and a fantastic Master player, your methods of teaching seem to make it much easier for students/musicians/ guitarists to LEARN!

[@donindri]

What is key here is covering the whole neck with only three octaves. The only note with four octaves is E. So, we have 12 notes times 4, wait, that’s only 48(actually less only E has 4) and yet a 24 fret guitar has 144 notes (24X6)! Yes, there are around 100 repeat notes, find them and you will reveal the secrets of the Universe! Love see a video on that. Thanks.

[@bobbietim1693]

donindri I need to see one

[@fallenforaleaf]

His guitar has four octaves from E to C#, don't forget to include the sixth string fret 13 and up

[@A861967]

As a Guitar Student in my 50s I love learning the Guitar.. it’s a lot of work and Nothing comes easy atm.. after 3 weeks I’m starting to see how addictive it is😆 practice and more time makes more fun time. Love your channel.

[@josephkingston9252]

Bb king, Stevie ray Vaughn, and other guitar players made millions of dollars entertaining millions of patrons knowing nothing about music technical jargon theory, they played what they felt in their soul, you don't have to be a mechanic to drive and enjoy a car, you don't need to understand how a bungee cord is made to enjoy bungee diving, you don't need to know how a rope is made to enjoy tree aborist climbing, you don't need any music theory to enjoy learning guitar, show the lick only, all or most of this talk will be forgotten 2 minutes after the video is over with, just say here is another lick, play it, end the video.

[@oddacorn]

Thanks, Paul. Of all the guitar videos I've watched, yours most consistently have stuff that I can use and am able to put into practice immediately!

[@jimmymarchisotto8152]

Playing over 35yrs+ my eyes were opened to this easy way to remember AND figure out arpeggios quickly!

[@ryanguitargodfrey]

Dude you had me at 25 seconds in. What an amazing statement to make about the fretboard. Much like anything in life. Find all the paths I will not but find as many as I can while I'm here I will. 😎

[@studdman73]

Your making us all better Guitar players. Thank you.

[@lifeishealinghealthwellnes1979]

Your lesson really opened my eyes on what I should be spending my time practicing. I am beginning to see the big picture. Thank you so much. You deserve a million subscribers. Its all about functional knowledge and freedom

[@MrRioso-ry1hb]

Yes I like Pauls videos. They are always well structured. But I found a superb arpeggio video from an other guy. It was mindblowing to me ! If you want to get an easy concept to understand absolutely every arpeggio I recommend this one here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/joeZaJRrrq6KntE

[@keep_walking_on_grass]

everyone can learn anything, it depends on the teacher. you are a very good teacher.

[@diogofernandes9048]

Thinking it's easy by viewing Paul playing on his guitar. Bought a guitar and didn't know how to start. Came to Paul's channel again. Now everything makes sense. Thanks from Portugal!

[@SufferDYT]

Check out signal music studios videos, they are fantastic and give great insight for beginners and experts alike.

[@angelvillegasarzaga4194]

@@SufferDYT that man is genius he's does everything so nice everything at it's time and tells you what you are going to learn 👌

[@markmalanaphy3374]

Bravo on your 800k. I have been following you for almost 6 years now, I have your Loop program, (not easy) Hope you hit that Million

[@mikestroud9969]

Dang over 3 million subscribers. Congrats man. That's amazing. 😎👍👌🙏

[@bertclark5046]

Just came on board and although my head almost exploded, found your tutorial to be a revelation. I have been trying with not much success to play solos with Steely Dan songs. I think you just gave me the key to trying to emulate Larry Carlton and Jay Graydon among others. Thank you!

[@BryanGMusic20]

Thank You Paul. Your the scientist of Music.

[@javaughnlemonius1418]

Bryan Guerrero guitar*

[@timb1117]

I really appreciate your videos! After 15 years break I got from bass to guitar. I never had the money for a teacher. I played what I liked, but got stuck at that level. But thanks to guys like you, I learned very much in this one year. Currently I'm stuck again, but I use this to learn the theory part and eventually I'm getting better. Tl;Dr: Thank you!

[@MrGabexhun]

Great vid, great content!!! I learn a lot of practical stuff from you! You discussed M3+M3 -> maj7, M3+m3 -> dominant7, m3+m3 -> min7. The fourth combination m3+M3 would be harmonic minor, also nice.

[@jeshuaedwards3788]

This way of explaining was helpful to me :) thanks

[@nine9whitepony526]

I remember learning this trick many years ago and it was basically how I started learning how to solo on the fly. Very useful knowledge. Great video

[@zeppelinmexicano]

Great lesson, I'm used to just sweeping in one box and this is refreshing. I think Paul Gilbert uses similar techniques to practice.

[@MrRioso-ry1hb]

Right you are.I found a superb arpeggio video from an other guy. It was mindblowing to me ! If you want to get an easy concept to understand absolutely every arpeggio I recommend this one here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/joeZaJRrrq6KntE

[@prashvet5859]

This could be the same subject dealt with by so many other online videos but Paul David’s just somehow gets the point across.simply.

[@Kalaralak]

He never gets old, and his accent is sadly fading away the more he does videos, which is sad because i love it

[@aniketpandey2524]

wow! This simple lesson made me realised the connection and point between all those other freaking videos talking about shapes, scales, fretboard and music theory. Never thought it would be something this simple and basic.

[@aniketpandey2524]

Have watched so many of your videos many many times and it made sense to some extent but never could I actually duplicate it. I mean I never "Actually" understand the connection. Thanks a ton man. Love you a lot ❣️

[@Will229016]

I love this guy. Thank you sir. You are awesome. Thank you for your creations and your hard work.

[@sophiafake-virus2456]

Are you hypnotised? He is a guitar teacher.

[@craigsguitars]

UNBELIEVABLE!!!! The most ingenious approach to simplifying ideas so they stay with you! Thank you!

[@giandonayre2908]

Was about to sleep cuz its like 10PM in the Philippines but then I got a notification that said "Paul Davids" and I immediately clicked it😂

[@dennis_johnson]

Who sleeps at 10 dude 😂?

[@nexocampo]

@@dennis_johnson It's a thing here in the Philippines bro! The earlier we're able to sleep, the lesser probability that we get a whooping from our parents. 😂

[@dennis_johnson]

@@nexocampo I'm Indian haha. Same clan but I get away with it.

[@Floatnx]

pinoy din ako 11 nako natutulog ahahhahaha

[@jeffersonvillahermosa4588]

Takte! Akala ko ako lang pinoy na nnuod sa knya. Hahahaa.. tagal ka na nag ggtara bro ?

[@rbuthird]

I like that he explains this very clearly and in a way new players can understand and yet in a way that you understand the theory without feeling like you're in a math class. Great framework for some melodic solos !!!!

[@SantiagoPombo]

Witty that you chose the ”Fly me to the moon” verse chord progression. Makes it easier to practice ;)

[@janmuller9291]

A few month ago I was still stuck in that pentatonic boxes scheme. After I learned that first appregio in a minor I was playin around with it like hell. Now I feel super comfortable to play around a on the whole fretboard. Came back to learn the other ones. So thank you very much!

[@MrRioso-ry1hb]

I know what you mean. I found a superb arpeggio video from an other guy. It was mindblowing to me ! If you want to get an easy concept to understand absolutely every arpeggio I recommend this one here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/joeZaJRrrq6KntE

[@neilgroves3592]

amazing fun with this coupled with a delay....cheers Paul.

[@ricocalle2221]

you sir, are such a good teacher, you are the reason i even are attempting at practing and playing arpeggios. Thank you so much.

[@garydean777]

Great idea. It never occurred to me to arpeggio over two strings. Duuuhhh!

[@michaelpeterson4722]

Hey Paul I've been following your channel for awhile now and enjoy it so much!!! I haven't been able to help fund the page yet but I figured at least I could thank you!!! You have made my guitar journey amazing with the quality and realistic manner you teach in. I'm pretty sure I can speak for everyone on that here! God bless Paul and keep them amazing videos coming. Looking forward to get in your class soon!!! Have a blessed day!!

[@secondthought2320]

Goodnight, I been playing it the hard way for years and you have shown me an easier way to jump to M7!!

[@joepregiato1987]

This is such a good video, Paul you should re-release this because you’ve added 1.6 million subscribers since then. Two years ago this video was over my head, but now it’s perfect. Thanks

[@gaouel55]

1:52 killed me 😂😂😂👌🏻👌🏻

[@dragmio]

This is THE BEST guitar lesson you will ever get.

[@fedlarc1295]

I can't believe i understand the whole thing

[@georgerichardson7728]

Thank you Paul, an excellent lesson and method, all of us learners owe you a debt for your time and energy, this arpeggio will be part of my repertoire forever now !

[@rafaelarruda2563]

Man you’re kind a priest of that religion I call guitarism. Congrats! your lessons rocks

[@ReizokoRyu]

Yes, my friend! The secrets to a guitarGASM!

[@bubuguaiguai]

I've been playing for 26 years now, and I know all this by heart, but I have never had it visualized this way, so I had never seen it this way... so usable! Thanks for reminding me of how much fun guitar arpeggios are! You are the best teacher out there! I whish you that million . you deserve it! Oh, at 11:43 it's one FRET up...

[@akhileshchoure9330]

Awesome Vids As Usual...can you make a vid on good guitar habits? Thanks!! Cheers!!

[@NzUddin]

That would be awesome! Learning mostly off KZbin only, I know I've picked up a bunch of bad habits >.

[@AbdulKarim-fs5iw]

Good suggestion...

[@gergoolle5773]

The most important habit: Practice regulary

[@nigil7386]

Gergő Ollé if you practice in a wrong way you learn bad habitat

[@meadish]

​@@nigil7386 Not doze bad habitats, dem is full of liahs and cheetahs.

[@ojibwayne2896]

1:19 👈 today, Oct 30, 2020 you have 1.99 million subs, almost TWO MIL! Your videos are amazing! We all thank you🙌 👇👍

[@toddbeeman5933]

*Excuse me, I need to drink this coffee before it gets cold (awkward pause) ..it's already cold.* I laughed so hard! Useful video! This is one of those playing styles that can advance most any skill-level guitar player, after simply going through the fingerings several times. When I first started playing guitar 15 years ago, I would only use my pointer and pinky. Between playing 2-stringed chords, a simple arpagio made for better sounding chord progressions. Now, I play similar arpegios in the middle of some much more advanced riffs, licks, and soloing ..and that's true over multiple genres. Great instructor, and easy to understand!

[@stevetaylor6488]

Paul - you have within 15 minutes - blown the mystery for me. Fantastic stuff!

[@galacticpills]

I am at that stage where I don't know what to learn 😂 and everytime I improvize, I get stuck with the pentatonics. HELP MEEEE! 😭

[@johnhendricks8140]

using these arpeggios are a great way to add to your pentatonics, your on the right track just add some more tools I'm in the same boat.

[@prestonsurber4292]

John Goblikon is my spirit animal what would you say they do, seeing how you are not an “idiot”...

[@Capybarainahumansuit]

Even leaving the pentatonic shapes is more than some guitarists ever get to.

[@gregoryheidt1851]

Solo the chord. You will be surprised what melodies you can get. First time I jammed with my first band, our singer had some cool chords. I didn't know what to solo. I just followed the chords. Interwoven and melodic. It's on KZbin. I am too lazy to find it. Chaindrive 5000 by the alternaters.

[@novamilkyway470]

Smoke on the water is a extremely difficult song that can help you learn some neat techniques, if you make it through that, i’d try to learn wonderwall

[@sometexanguy9054]

Love your videos, voice, the room you are in, editing, everything. And your guitar.

[@vikashgautam7516]

Your stuff and skills are fabulous and amazing

[@vikashgautam7516]

You can get millions subscriber if you make tutorials to learn guitar for indians

[@vikashgautam7516]

Because most us are unable to understand these things but i can (i m an Indian)

[@JAFOpty]

definitively one the fastest growing music channels right now ... congrats!

[@TheJonaaa]

Crazy I was just looking for good videos on sweep picking/arpeggios and now you upload a video ! thats so cool :D

[@ronaldyanero5261]

Pi í

[@mitchelljao]

You can faintly hear Fly me to the moon in that intro. Such a beautiful progression.

[@Soloist1983]

Crazy, I know arpeggios so well, but never thought of doing them this way, liked/subscribed just because this was so novel, thanks so much!

[@dannymemmory5094]

Great stuff .. I know the fretboard well .. I've been playing for 40 years and great players that are great teachers like yourself allow me to learn new paths up and down the fretboard .. I try to learn something new daily .. I just play what I hear in my head .. I've learned to close my eyes and listen to the intervals .. I can just pick up my guitar and play what I'm feeling or a musical thought in my mind .. This will be a fun thing to PRACTICE .. I know the difference between the Two and I tend to start to practice and then I Start creating with a chord or an arpeggio .. Arpeggios make great scales .. Minor 11 Chords and arpeggios are full of other root triads 😉 Thanks for Your Time

[@timothysanvictores2303]

VERY helpful for me!!!! Some advise tho, I just feel that the younger me wouldnt get this video as back then as i didnt realy have any idea what scales where or how things on the guitar such as a minor scale stay the same shape up and down the neck.

[@madeup6]

This definitely requires a bit of prerequisite knowledge. Anyone confused by this should go learn what a scale is and also learn intervals. Then how chords are formed from intervals. Don't worry, it's actually very easy to learn.

[@ReizokoRyu]

Haha, yes, but he does have to make business by teaching that in his guitar course. I recently purchased it and it's great and he goes very in depth on all of this!

[@jamesyoungmusic]

Every guitar lesson you post is relevant and useful. You are the only You tuber I can say that about. Thank you!

[@rigby6573]

The intro could be a Daft Punk song P.S: Really cool video

[@bviggers]

I was thinking Muse

[@Zeddediacyne]

Motherboard?

[@rigby6573]

Exactly

[@ElKolovichi]

Haha, it can be I will survive by gloria gainer

[@IraMcCully]

It's also "I will survive"

[@Lutemann]

Beautiful video. One thing you might add (and try yourself) is that if you play with a strap when sitting down, bring guitar itself up a little higher and have the neck at around a 45 degree angle, all of this will be much easier. Copy the classical guitarists; they do know better.

[@JMetalGuitarist]

Should be on a late night radio show with a voice like that.

[@PopovSB]

Looks like a little bit of alcohol. What's in that glass?

[@Blakely901]

Helped me glue together some of what I already know but in a more melodic way. Thank you man

[@MarvelTile]

:) Hot beverage and improving on guitar time !

[@throughthemuckandthemire677]

"I just reached 800k subscribers" - Im just seeing this 2 years later and you have more 2.5X that many now... mind blowing. Awesome channel though.

[@patmurphy7266]

Totally earned too ❤

[@patmurphy7266]

Totally earned too ❤🎉 at NAMM this year, everyone was calling him out as "GOAT" it was beautiful

[@kolombijec]

Paul deserves million subscribers or any number above that for that matter...so useful his input...ideas...theories...topics...and not the least, such pleasure to watch his videos...great and creative stuff..congrats and thanx!👍🤘🏻🎸

[@8ktO]

Hey, these are the chords from Fly Me To The Moon ! 😃 I'm watching Neon Genesis these times 😉

[@crazydiamond3403]

rei or asuka

[@8ktO]

@@crazydiamond3403 I would say Rei, but she has that "incestual" thing that bothers me. Though psychology explains that frequently a man will be more likely to love women sharing some slight traits with his referent female figure 🤷‍♂️

[@nikkyboy1067]

You just clicked that apreggios switch in my head and I am so ready... and all of the reasons my instructor started me with scales (so boring) came rushing back. Edit: You're a friggen legend

[@Kryptonite215]

You're like the Bob Ross of guitar!

[@Recovery12Life]

Watching this a second time with a basic understanding of intervals i can now see how this works and how there are so many more of these all over the neck

[@hellonblades]

Damn this amazing! This brought my playing to a new level!

[@robertbassinder]

Reignite an old passion that you know will get you stoked! Music will always be there but fire will need new things..

[@matko8038]

Master of arpeggios

[@rexjansen7717]

Check out paul gilbert for arpegios

[@gabybush4709]

In an ocean of information you are an island of relevant useable stuff. I wish you all the success you richly deserve. Thanks heaps from Down Under.

[@nagatotzu8681]

I thought u had cut your beard pewds... how do yo- Oh wrong channel

[@rafalm9187]

Meme review!

[@swim_ad]

Hey Michael. Vsauce here.

[@Joe-rf5xr]

You're the greatest. Seems whenever I run across one of your videos I learned something new from you. Wonderful... Thanks, Joe

[@xxthegoatxx5470]

Were did pauls wedding ring go

[@tommybear4458]

XxTheGoatXx fame kills relationship s lol. not saying this is the case

[@KaninTuzi]

Sherlock Holmes in the comment section over here

[@erickgalvanized]

Dude. I learned this via the via/Maccio/cooder/ crossroads finishing song, but never applied it to anything!!!! Thank you for your tutorials!! You always open up more things to learn for me, as well as a different way to look at the fretboard!!!

[@acharya_abiral]

The introduction is best. "The fretboard""

[@YTSPoster]

man i love your guitar, the eye and white pickguard so catching

[@lars_1204]

Your hand is just like a crab 🦀 moving up on the neck

[@wesleyAlan9179]

...lol!

[@vote4chapman]

seriously the BEST youtube lesson i've had the pleasure of watching. THANK YOU!!!!

[@elijahbrown1205]

How do u get that tone on guitar?

[@robdonell9915]

Elijah Brown I think it's a tube amplifier with gain set high, volume low to mid, guitar volume set at the 'breaking point' from clean to distorted.

[@ahobimo732]

Great video. You explain things in a very clear and relaxed way. You have a gift for teaching I think.

[@LoveintheSon]

Jesus Christ too died for you,He is alive !

[@joshuawebb7091]

This is such a good exercise for pinky strength and stretching. Gets easier the higher the notes you go and harder the lower the notes are. Just a great sounding reward to a great scale drill that can be used for fills.