EASIEST PATTERN EVER I Should Have Known 20 Years Ago

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In this lesson I share one of the simplest patterns to play arpeggios across the neck. This pattern is insanely flexible and will allow you to play the 5 essential types of 7th chords. In this video I share the major 7th, dominant 7th, and minor 7th arpeggios.
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[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Download all of these arpeggio shapes at www.SoloOnGuitar.com

[@gianfrancocasini9339]

Sorry Daniel, I have tried several times to download from the link but it doesn't work ..... And congratulations on a very interesting lesson !👍

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

@@gianfrancocasini9339 Sorry you are having trouble. Send me an email. [e-mail]

[@GianfrancoCasini]

@@DanielSeriffMusic thank you !! Sent!

[@AleRovella]

you are the one who "unlock" my skills. you have to know that :) thanks a lot for all your videos. regards from Argentina!!

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Thanks so much! Glad I could help.

[@GuitarDay]

For me a phenomenal great guitar lesson. Now I realized that I should learn this arpeggio at first - they already sounds phenomenal great, no notes else are needed - because they are the important notes. The rest - the color notes - are just vegetables and spice to improve/enhance the meal. So I should learn this Arps at first and learn after this to add some color notes, enclosures and chromaticism to this arps.

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Awesome! Thank you for watching.

[@bluesdawg8014]

Excellent! Los Angeles Blues musician

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Thanks so much!

[@patrickburke3826]

Great lesson thanks!

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Glad you liked it! Thank you!

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Thanks so much!!

[@philjames1019]

I never tire of your lessons Daniel .... true quality content.
Quick question:
Now I own the "Diagonal Pentatonic Method" course, is the content of the "Mastering Diagonal Arpeggios" course included in it, or is the content a completely additional course that you would recommend?
I haven't yet completed the DPM course, so unsure.
P.S.
The link below for the Arpeggio Shapes doesn't function?

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Hey Phil! Thank you! The arpeggio course is a lovely addition to the diagonal pentatonic method. They sync up nicely and give a lot of expansion potential.

[@philjames1019]

@@DanielSeriffMusicCheers!! Don't forget about the Arpeggio Shapes download link below doesn't work!!

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Thank you. It works for me and I even opened a private browser. Still not working for you?

[@philjames1019]

@@DanielSeriffMusicCool ... it's working now. Something to do with accepting HTTP and HTTPS addresses?

[@josephwalker138]

Awesome...!

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@drewdietz2115]

this is theory gold, thanks

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Thanks so much!!

[@fenderflyer]

Hi Daniel,
I am 72 years young and trying hard to learn the guitar. I really enjoyed your video on self doubt but then I watched one of your videos on theory and got totally lost, and full of self doubt.
Do you have a simple soloing course like, Your Self-doubt will vanish, that I can purchase and follow easily.
Many thanks.
Greg.

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Hey Greg! Yeah the theory one is a bit deep! Packed as much as I could in those few minutes. But the courses are much more reasonable and not theory heavy.
I would probably recommend “Solo On Guitar Pro” first. Feel free to email me if you’d like more info.
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[@fenderflyer]

@@DanielSeriffMusic thanks Daniel I will think about it.
Kind regards.
Greg.

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

@@fenderflyer Cool! No pressure here.

[@zummo61]

Rarely do I use more than 4-5 notes in a solo. Never get lost.

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Nice.

[@georgerichardson7728]

yea ? I bet the audience get lost trying to find the exits....lol

[@ethanpunto9222]

Yea cos the tasteful licks subconsciously prevent them leaving. Sometimes less is more ​@@georgerichardson7728

[@kaelinjoel9328]

I apologise for this in advance-in your thumbnail, you should angle your body 25-30 degrees more toward the camera. You look like you're staring off into the distance, whereas, I think, that with this small change your positioning, you would look as though you're experiencing something in front of the audience. The subtle angle change provides a much easier subject for people to engage with. Composition in a visual context is just as important as composition in a sonic context. Again, I apologise. I mean no disrespect.

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Howdy. No offense taken at all. I appreciate it. Honestly, titles and thumbnails are very challenging for me. I feel confident in my teaching skills but as they say "the packaging" aka title and thumbnail are most important. Thanks for the feedback!