Hey everyone! Welcome back. This month I wanted to focus on something a little more "intervallic". What I mean by that is focusing more on accentuating each passing chord to really make the progression "pop". We'll examine six different arpeggio shapes in the same position so that we get a firm grasp on pin-pointing the intervals, and then we'll take a stab at a little etude I put together implimenting most of these arpeggios.
Tutorial - Intervallic Approach
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Intervallic Approach - Breakdown
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Intervallic Approach - Etude
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Intervallic Approach - Backing Track
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