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Single String Approach To Understanding Music Theory On Guitar.

Music theory can be difficult to understand when you approach it from a "whole guitar" approach. I like to look at new scales, arpeggios etc. on a single string first. This helps me to wrap my brain around the intervals involved and get my ears to better hear the new sounds before I try and apply them to multi-string patterns. I want to share with you how I approach this, and to look at some of the most fundamental harmonies through this lens. We'll cover the 4 main types of triads, and the 5 main types of 7th chords in this video, showing you a way that I like to practice them by making musical and rhythmic patterns that aren't as dry as just running the arpeggios up and down. If you want a visual to go along with this lesson you can download a free pdf here: https://practicemakesbettermusic.com/... Another idea referenced in this video is a description of what I call the Big 3 Triad shapes and you can view my original discussion of that here:    • The Most Important Patterns For Under...   I will revisit the idea of single string approaches in the future, because I think it is really important and very helpful. I hope you find it helpful as well. Thanks for your support, Trent 00:00 - Introduction 02:05 - One String Major Scale 04:45 - Single String Triad Arpeggios 15:03 - Single String 7th Chord Arpeggios 32:38 - Thoughts On The Functionality Of Music Theory 35:22 - Taking One Triad To The All Six Strings 43:08 - Conclusion