Speed Learn Series: Seventh Chords & Arpeggios For Guitar Return to catalog Table Of Contents   READ ME FIRST     Fingerboard Facts     Theory Facts     Chords   PATTERN TRANSFERRAL   USING MASTER PATTERNS TO FIND INDIVIDUAL CHORDS   COMPARING THE FIVE UNALTERED TYPES OF SEVENTH CHORDS   VISUAL AIDS   PATTERNS CONTAINING SHARPED FIFTHS   VISUAL AIDS FOR INDIVIDUAL CHORD TYPES   HOW OCTAVES LOOK ON THE FINGERBOARD   HOW TO MAKE ARPEGGIOS FROM FOUR-NOTE CHORDS   EXTENDING ARPEGGIOS UP THE FINGERBOARD   TWO-STRING PATTERNS FOR BUILDING ARPEGGIOS   TWELVE-NOTE ARPEGGIOS   CLOSE VOICINGS   BLANK FINGERBOARDS   60 pages	Sample Page... TWELVE-NOTE ARPEGGIOS The following examples build twelve-note arpeggios from the above two-string patterns. Since the minor seventh and dominant seventh (5b) forms have already been shown in the demonstration of the building method, they will not be repeated. Here, though, is a review of the method: Place a two-string pattern on the bottom two strings; repeat it an octave higher on the middle two strings, then another octave higher on the top two. NINE CHORDS WITH MAJOR SEVENTHS Three chord types, each with Major 7th and suspended 4th. Three more types, now with Major 7th and Major 3rd.