Staggered Arpeggios Monroe Device w/Wyatt Ellis 

So grateful for this lesson Christopher! Phenomenal!

Yesssss, thank you Mr. Henry. I'm due for a deep-dive into staggered 16ths

Super! Thanks for clarifying that the first note is just a downstroke. I was playing it wrong. That definitely changes the sound and the feel.

Thanks so much for these exercises! You've really got me hooked to learn more. Infinity loop? I've got to check that out!

Excellent lesson Chris!

Good stuff as usual

Funny, I stumbled on to this on my own when I started an exercise using 16th note doubles on an upstroke but beginning on the offbeat...and realized that it has you crossing strings after a downstroke rather than an upstroke - inside picking as opposed to outside picking.....and the more I listen to Bill Monroe the more I realized that he did this picking......thanks

Very interesting, practical use of explaining about arpeggios

Thanks Chris!

Love this video! Youda man.

If Wyatt continues to practice, he will someday become a decent mandolin player 🤣

I’m a guitarist, but I’m going to adapt this. Good stuff. 😊

Chris, i was listening to Mike Compton's "Wood butchers Walkabout." I have a beginner ear and was wondering if it is staggered 16ths im hearing fearured throughout this song.

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Stagerring!