Thank you Mike for this great video. I have been beating my head against the wall in frustration regarding learning how to APPLY arpeggios and make them sound musical and how to fit them into a chord progression like you did in the video. Do you have more videos / lessons elaborating on this topic of arpeggios ? Please send me some. I would like to learn simple two octave movable arpeggios with roots on the 6th and 5th strings like you showed in the video. I want to learn major, minor, and dominant 7th arpeggios . Thanks. Craig Ewinger
Hey man are you doing ok? You look like you've aged or are just not getting enough sleep. If your reading this, I bought the chordmaster class from these guys and it's legit. Love it. Thank you for these videos
Thanks for sharing but I dont understand how is C# involved here. When you held the "A minor bar" chord was there a C# note involved? Can anyone please explain?
An A major chord would have a C# as the 3rd note, which would be the middle finger on the G string on a 6th string barre chord. I didn't watch it back through but maybe he mis-spoke or you didn't see it correctly? For an A minor chord that 3rd would be C, and would be under the barre finger on the G string, again on a 6th string barre.
I really wanted to understand what an arpeggio sounds like. You diligently explained it to me. TY
Another ace lesson from Mike Kennedy. Well done mate!
Thank you SO much for posting this!! I've been wanting this question answered. Cheers!
Well met indeed! Thank you for the info, much appreciated. Keep 'em comming, we're hungreh!
I love your videos, Mike. Always to the point and highly relevant.
A very clear and helpful vid. Cheers
Absolutely wonderful lesson again that I can use. Thanks again Mike.
Very helpful! Good ideas :)
Good stuff!
Thank you Mike for this great video. I have been beating my head against the wall in frustration regarding learning how to APPLY arpeggios and make them sound musical and how to fit them into a chord progression like you did in the video. Do you have more videos / lessons elaborating on this topic of arpeggios ? Please send me some. I would like to learn simple two octave movable arpeggios with roots on the 6th and 5th strings like you showed in the video. I want to learn major, minor, and dominant 7th arpeggios . Thanks.
Craig Ewinger
Beautifully explained! Applause. Thanks.
Wow this is amazing it sound so good and its so easy to do
Outstanding!!!😂
Hey man are you doing ok? You look like you've aged or are just not getting enough sleep. If your reading this, I bought the chordmaster class from these guys and it's legit. Love it. Thank you for these videos
Thanks for sharing but I dont understand how is C# involved here. When you held the "A minor bar" chord was there a C# note involved? Can anyone please explain?
An A major chord would have a C# as the 3rd note, which would be the middle finger on the G string on a 6th string barre chord. I didn't watch it back through but maybe he mis-spoke or you didn't see it correctly? For an A minor chord that 3rd would be C, and would be under the barre finger on the G string, again on a 6th string barre.