View source for Vertical arpeggios 6 and m7

There are four main arpeggio shpaes to remember (with two notes played on the lower E string).

== Pattern 1 ==

This arpeggio starts from the root and is therefore played on this kind of chord:[[Image:6-1-1.jpg]] (in G6 here, we can distinctly see it on the arpeggio chart)

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== Pattern 2 ==

This arpeggio starts from the third and is therefore played on this kind of chord:[[Image:6-1-2.jpg]] (in Eb6 here).

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== Pattern 3 ==

This arpeggio starts from the fifth and is therefore played on this kind of chord:[[Image:6-2-1.jpg]] (in C6 here).

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== Pattern 4 ==

This arpeggio starts from the sixth and is therefore played on this kind of chord:[[Image:6-1-3.jpg]] (in Bb6 here).

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There are many other ways to play those arpeggios of course like by playing only one note on the lower E string but I will not talk about those. 

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