Using this same template, I’d now like to offer some examples of ways to apply rootless dominant 9th chord arpeggios over the progression’s I, IV and V chords, A7, D7 and E7. Figure 1 is an ...

Despite the technical name arpeggios are a really simple concept, provided you know a handful of chords. The idea is that instead of strumming a chord you play it one note at a time. The technique is ...

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Some of this character of course comes from the original games themselves. Many games were replete with quirky arpeggios, an abundance of pulse wave-based lead melodies and generally frantic delivery.

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He likes a little anarchy amid his arpeggios, while maximising his dynamic range by really hammering the strings hard, as well as playing with spidery delicacy. Ribot has been among the most ...