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Latest revision as of 12:24, 12 December 2012
Even though there are 4 arpeggios to remember, in reality there are only two shapes since 1- and 3- derive from the same shape, and so do 2- and 4-: only the starting note changes.
These two patterns that repeat themselves all over the neck are the following:
Shape 1
This arpeggio starts from the root and therefore can be played on this kind of chord (in Gm6 here):
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Shape 2
This arpeggio starts from the third and can therefore be played on this kind of inversed chord: 
(in Em6 here)
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Shape 3
This arpeggio starts from the fifth and can therefore be played on this kind of chord with the root on the A string 
. It can be noticed that it's the same arpeggio shape as for the first example here but shifted up one string: (in Cm6 here)
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Shape 4
This arpeggio starts from the sixth and can therefore be played on this kind of inversed chord 
. It can be noticed that it's the same arpeggio shape as for the second example here but shifted up one string: (in Bbm6 here)
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