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Now that you know the theory behind arpeggios, this lesson will show you some more
arpeggio shapes.
MAJOR (1, 3, 5)
These arpeggios can be played over major chords. Move the root of the arpeggio
(red) to be the same as the root of the chord.
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Root on 6th string Major shapes |
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Root on 5th string Major shapes |
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MINOR (1, b3, 5)
These arpeggios can be played over minor chords. Move the root of the arpeggio
(red) to be the same as the root of the chord.
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Root on 6th string Minor shapes |
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Root on 5th string Minor shapes |
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