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4: Triad Arpeggios Explained for Guitar · The Guitarjet Podcast

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  Welcome to the Guitar Jet Podcast, where you'll skyrocket your knowledge of theory,
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  techniques, and fundamentals for guitar. Hey, and welcome to the guitar Jet
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  Podcast. I'm your host Miles, and in today's episode, we're going to
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  talk about triad arpeggios. If you like what you hear in today's episode,
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  then go ahead and subscribe to the Guitar Jet Podcast. Okay, I recently
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  made a YouTube video titled five Easy Tapping our Peggios and in that video,
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  all the arpeggios I teach our triad our peggios or suspended our peggios. To
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  understand this, I'll define three terms for you triads, suspended, and our
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  peggios. I'll tell you the coord formulas for triads and suspended chords after I've
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  defined them. Now, let's start with triads. Triads are three note chords
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  and there are four types major, minor, diminished, and augmented. The
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  important thing to remember about triads is the fact that they're all constructed with a
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  root note and a variation of a third and a fifth. Now I'll tell
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  you about suspended chords. Suspended chords, also called sus chords, are also
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  three note chords, and there are two types SUS two and Sus four.
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  They're generally not considered tryabs because they lack a third interval. Now, I'll
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  define our peggios our peggios simply put our chords that are played one note at
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  a time. So when I talk about triad and suspended our peggios, I'm
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  referring to those chord types being played one notte at a time, rather than
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  in harmony. For example, in my video about tapping our peggios, I
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  broke down these five chords and showed how to play them with tapping a minor,
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  a major, a diminished, augmented ass two. You're able to tap
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  these ar peggios by identifying the notes and interval structures of these chords and applying
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  them to a single string. And like I told you earlier, i'll give
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  you those chord formulas now. The major R peggio formula is one three five.
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  The minor R peggio formula is one flat three five. The diminished our
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  pegio formula is one flat three flat five. The augmented our peggie formula is
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  one three sharp five. The SUS two our peggio formula is one two five.
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  The sus four our peggio formula is one four five. When remembering the
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  suspended our peggio formulas, just remember that every sess chord has a root and
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  a fifth, and if it's sus two, it has a second, and
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  if it's sus four it has a fourth. Pretty simple, right overall,
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  learning single string tryad our peggios is one of the best ways to improve your
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  phrasing and level up your technique. Thanks for listening to the guitar Jet podcast
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  and subscribe to the show to learn more about guitar techniques and theory. And
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  go to guitarjet dot com to find free guitar resources and learn more about the
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  show. Happy playing and have a rocking day.