Spice Up Your Solos With Arpeggios

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That old Gibson sure does have a sweet sound to her.

[@joelandrew84]

How does it feel to pick every note right every time?! So good. Yet again. I get excited when your videos come out cause I know I'm going to hear great music and learn something. Thanks again! ❤

[@stephenowen5229]

Your lines always put a smile on my face. I even catch myself pulling my 'guitar face' at various points. I got notification that you have a new course coming out on TrueFire. I pre-ordered it a couple of days ago. I can't wait to sit down with it. Thanks for putting this stuff up on KZbin Mr Ruch!

[@JackRuch]

Wow, thank you!

[@therealdoug1000]

Such an effortless style. Like butter wrapped in silk!

[@DustinHaggerty-lj1ix]

You talk so smoothly and comforting, like a doctor. I love it. The whole attitude is a thing. Being relaxed shows in your demeanor and your playing

[@azbluesdog]

I literally have a note on my desk that says "practice dominant 7 arpeggios" and along comes Jack to show me why!

[@marcinbreczko4777]

Always cool to get a new video from Mr. Ruch! Greetings from Poland! :)

[@jlwhitecotten5947]

Watched the new Rhythm Guitar course- outstanding! Thank you!

[@JackRuch]

Awesome, thank you!

[@kurtstreuber]

Fantastic concepts here. I really enjoy the live videos you postshowing your live playing with a band. Hoping we can get more of those too!

[@robindavis726]

This is so helpful

[@thomasschmitt6347]

Great stuff as always. I love your tutorials. For me they are dooropeners to improve my soloing skills. Thank you for showing these wonderful but easy concepts, which I never heard of before. Looking forward to your next videos.

[@JerryCherryBand]

Beautiful lesson 🎸

[@darryl4323]

Beautiful man ! Well Done ! I’m actually Very interesting in your beginning riffs/ approach. 🎶✌🏽

[@briandwi2504]

Wonderful. Thanks!

[@seamanjive]

Jack...that is a delight! I've always struggled to use arpeggios creatively..."real world" examples clarify everything...thx!

[@jamsessionemmusicademartor8288]

Thanks for sharing this lesson! Very useful content!

[@JackRuch]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@geoffreykennard5829]

ThanksThank you Mr Ruch😊

[@paulramirez7792]

Love your phrasing! Not too much not too little. Just right! Keep up the great work

[@RBZ3]

Thanks a lot Jack! I love the Maj 7 sound over the minor chord and the way you address the non diatonic chords. For me when you say arpeggios, I just think triads...I guess its kind of the same thing but my brain works faster that way. Much appreciated!!

[@Web4Panama]

I like your style and this is a great lesson. This video, along with two solo transcription that I see posted in Patreon already, are going to quickly make me a lot more versatile I think. Cheers matey. Tim

[@dougshankle7946]

This is such a great lesson Jack!

[@JackRuch]

Thank you!

[@newlineyoutuber]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@cooghoublaga7555]

Sweet sounding arpeggios, great lesson many thanks !

[@JackRuch]

My pleasure!

[@drmstudio5050]

Thanks!

[@edz517]

What a great lesson!

[@JackRuch]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@edz517]

@@JackRuch This kind of instruction benefits so many allowing us to be more creative in our own soloing. Building blocks, not licks really is the secret. Thank You!

[@crespo1965]

Another great lesson Jack. As a Patreon and True Fire student of yours I can say that your instruction has directly improved my understanding of the instrument. Love your style of instruction and playing. Have to make a trip from Tampa to Nashville and see you live soon.

[@JackRuch]

Thank you Rick!

[@dirtybird850]

Jack! I find your videos some of the best guitar lessons on KZbin. One bit of feedback - if I am following your fingers below the 5th Fret it gets blurry. Seems like a simple fix on camera settings but otherwise perfection

[@bazilbrushrocks]

looks like you invested in some new camera equipment! Love the HQ picture.

[@yuliefelice5643]

❤

[@DustinHaggerty-lj1ix]

C, Em, Dm, F over G, x3, then D7

[@mariogia]

On that second tune could you also think Eb melodic minor over the Ebm9 chord?

[@carlozanini1]

Dear Jack, First of all, I would like to congratulate you for the very pleasant and unmistakable style, the excellent taste, and the great creativity that distinguishes you. Then I would be grateful to you, if could tell me where I can buy a method by you to learn how to play guitar I your style. Thank you in advance! Kind Regards, Carlo Zanini

[@JackRuch]

Check the links in the description of this video for all the online courses I have out!

[@carlozanini1]

@@JackRuch ok, I will! Please, let me know if you come and play to Italy!

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@@JackRuch got the membership!

[@13thAMG]

You're a super human player, Jack. It also looks like You're feeling the cold over there. 😉 I'm in 40 degrees Celsius heat here in the centre of Australia's desert. 🤪🤣🤣

[@jbowerman50]

Another approach is to use an Fmaj7 arpeggio, it will outline the sound of a D9 over that D7. And when you find "your" lick within that substitute arpeggio, it will turn heads.