Crazy helpful. I'm studying your lesson on 7th chords at the minute. The idea of framing the fretboard in terms of 4 main colors has really opened doors. Thank you.
Great video! Another thing about these 2 notes per string arpegios that I think you didn't mention is that they're so easy to remember. It's just one shape for each chord inversion and then you play it exactly the same one octave higher on the next set of 2 strings. Paul Gilbert has a lesson on that idea too.
The g minor 7 flat 5 arpeggio starting on the b flat sounds so similar to my ear to a Japanese scale. If anyone gets a chance to see Rotem perform live, don't miss it. He's awesome.
That was great! How about a follow up on how to use these as superimpositions in a ii V... Like you showed Gmin7b5 over an Eb7... just an idea. Great stuff! Thanks for doing these!
Man, if I add everything from these videos to my practice list, I would have to set aside 10 hours a day and still only have 1 minute to give to each exercise. #feelingalittledefeated.
A very good lesson, it allows you to calm down, which is important in the case of neurosis and social phobia but unfortunately not in the case of depression which deepens when I realize that I have practiced arpegio and scale for many years like this and that's why now I don't know how make and play music because I haven't practiced the music. I practiced scales and arpeggios I have practiced the habit of playing scales and arpeggios and now all I can do is exercise instead of music :(
