[Lesson] Seven String Arpeggios Part II

Chris · 02-02-2006, 09:51 PM

Part One Of This Lesson is Here

Continuing with arpeggios for the seven, assuming you've got a basic grasp of inversions and triads. Again, these are movable. These arpeggios start in B minor, with a little fun towards the end as we move into part 3. This exercise shows how you can use various fingerings at any time within a similar neck position.

As a side note, I'll have fingerings up for these ASAP, this weekend if I have time.

B min -> G maj

A maj -> F# min

G maj -> E min

-> C# dim

Shawn · 02-02-2006, 09:57 PM

These are cool little excercises, Chris. I use these alot actually, ever since I have studied the way Eric Johnson does his arpeggios, I've incorporated them into my playing.

Mark. A · 02-04-2006, 09:04 PM

yes good man, 7 string sweeps are un-beatable

CrushingAnvil · 07-31-2008, 10:54 AM

Pah, and the first time I figured one out - some dick said "oh you'll never fit it into a song"...and you know I showed him eh, he doesn't even play a 7. lol fuck Im going to sound like an A grade wanker but Mark - I love what you've put for your Main Seven.

GOOD work chris!

Filip S · 08-06-2008, 02:46 AM

cool sweeps, did you use guitar pro for them? it looks like it, but there might be other programs like it so thats why im asking. if you have a GP file for these, and tbh for any other lesson, it would be appreciated if you could post it somewhere

Thanks

02-02-2006, 09:51 PM	#1
Chris Adminishredder Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Boston, Mass Posts: 16,619 Real Name: Mr. F. Johnson Main Seven: Sherman Custom Main ERG: Douglas 6ST Bass Rig: 2101 -> S160 -> Mesa Thanked: 535	[Lesson] Seven String Arpeggios Part II Part One Of This Lesson is Here Continuing with arpeggios for the seven, assuming you've got a basic grasp of inversions and triads. Again, these are movable. These arpeggios start in B minor, with a little fun towards the end as we move into part 3. This exercise shows how you can use various fingerings at any time within a similar neck position. As a side note, I'll have fingerings up for these ASAP, this weekend if I have time. B min -> G maj A maj -> F# min G maj -> E min -> C# dim Metalguitarist.org

02-02-2006, 09:57 PM	#2
Shawn Ibanez 7s Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Southern Maine Posts: 18,557 Main Seven: '91 UV7PWH, '91 UV7BK Rig: Fender Stage Thanked: 139	These are cool little excercises, Chris. I use these alot actually, ever since I have studied the way Eric Johnson does his arpeggios, I've incorporated them into my playing. www.myspace.com/flothru www.myspace.com/shawncastonguay

08-06-2008, 02:46 AM	#5
Filip S ss.org Regular Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Glasgow Posts: 5 Thanked: 5 / 1	cool sweeps, did you use guitar pro for them? it looks like it, but there might be other programs like it so thats why im asking. if you have a GP file for these, and tbh for any other lesson, it would be appreciated if you could post it somewhere Thanks people put their gear in their sigs, so i might too. MAXWAT SPITFIRE 10 WAT AMP FTW!! (sooner or later to be line 6 spider :P) Yamaha accoustic, and Vintage electric Ibanez S7320

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