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@mattaroggen well, then it's not Dmaj7, then it's Dmaj13
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@ibanezbloke thats not true. usually the scale is decided by the quality of the chord its being played over, for example you would usually play the dorian scale of a m7 chord. although in this video he is playing certain riffs with arpeggios of the chord
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how is the G note on the b string included if that note isnt in the Dmaj7 arpeggio?
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@spagbog1q2w or fretboad
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@vwchad957 the neck?
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@MatthewShotAlex No scales, arpeggios. If you want to play Jazz, then start forgetting about playing scales.
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what is the thing thats attatched to the body of your guitar
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What scale is he using?
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holy shit, i could actually understand the theory stuff you were saying!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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@singalls first, he is not doing I IV II V, bu I VI II V, B-7 is the VI grade of the scale of D, and to answer the other question why the quality of the chords, why E-7 instead of just E, well i demand for you to play that, play the same progression but all teh chords would just be a major triad, that means, you would play D, B, E, A all major chords, and then try to come to the answer by yourself, if you dont, is very simple, CUZ THATS THE CHORDS THAT YOU GET IN THAT PARTICULAR TONE.
ANOTHER CLASS LESSON.
mraggrovator 2 years ago 6
Thank Andrew, excellent lesson.
tesanh 2 years ago 3