AR-003 • Dominant 7th Arpeggios

[JB95]

perfect 5th? In case you didn't know, all of this is new to me, so if you're going to explain something to me with stuff like that, explain that too!
The F5 was just an example by the way!

I checked out the dominant arpeggio page at this site and saw this arpeggio formula:  R ^ 3 ^ 5 ^ b7 (of the major scale)
What does it mean?

Anyways, I no loger clue-less one those other ways of doing a chord, since I discovered the CAGED system! (I fooled around with octaves actually)
Shape:      E          D          C            A                G
F=       (133211)(xx3565)(x87565)(x81010108)(1312101013)

Yeah... but can you show me an example of a dominant 7th apreggio with notes please?     

[JB95]

Thanks to the Guitar Pro software and it's great scale, chord and arpeggio list, I finally understood this!
However, there is this one thing that bother me; how come 7ths are not included in the list?
I got the latest version of Guitar Pro (6) and I'd be shocked if something like that is lacking from software!
Something that could be it is 7 tetrachord, which is dominant, and the stuff below the notes (if the root note is C) says P1,M3,P5,M7, which somehow looks samiliar to what I mentioned in the previous post.
I'm pretty sure on this, but it would be great if someone more experienced could confirm it!

[Trevor6666]

Hi folks, i have just started learning arpeggios, and i wanted to play eric claptons wonderful tonight all in arpeggios, my chords are G D C Em  for these chords do i play G D C Dominant 7th arpeggios and a Em arpeggio or G D C Major arpeggios with a Em arpeggio, and maybe mix in the Em penatonic? Im a bit stuck on what to play to make it sound good.
Any help would be great as im learning and enjoying.
Thanks.

[shadowscott007]

Well if you want to stay completely in key (based on the chords you listed, not me listening to the song) I would go with:

Gmaj7, Cmaj7, D7, and Em7.

And to be nit picky I would be thinking Gmaj pentatonic rather than Em pentatonic, but since they have the same notes... like I said I'm just being nit picky.

Shadow

[halcon]

Hi, I'm new to this forum, and still relatively new to guitar playing, so there's a big chance that I'm wrong but... I think there's a mistake on the D Shape diagram for the Dominant 7th Arpeggios.

It looks to me like the Root not on the D string has been flattened (one fret to the left). I got to this by comparing the shapes of the different Arpeggios on the site, the Root should be the same on all... Right?

Again, I am not an expert, so I'm probably wrong; but if I'm not, I hope this helps

[shadowscott007]

 Nope.  It is correct.  Think about the open D string in D chord.  And the D on the second string is on the third fret.

0, 1, 2, 3.... in the diagram think of the root on the fourth string as 0, the 1 2 3, the second string root is where it is supposed to be.

Shadow

[halcon]

Oops! Yup, my bad 

Thanks!!!

[BGRbdWg7]

I'm new to this forum and am confused. I know I'm supposed to post in the designated topic area but scrolling through the topics, I simply don't see any listing for this module.  I have a pressing question about how to finger one of the Dom 7 arpeggios with added b3 and 4. Please direct to me to the right place !

[close2u]

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[BGRbdWg7]

What does "temp" mean

[stitch101]

Close has marked you post so he can deal with it.
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[close2u]

As stitch says - it was a holding post to revive an old thread and give me a place marker to merge your topic to here.
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