My teacher went over the diatonic 7th cords with me and everything became a little clearer. He has me play the arpeggios ascending and the scale ascending, then the arpeggio descending and the scale descending. Then descending arpeggios and ascending scale then ascending arpeggios and descending scale. (Not sure if that is clear)
To help me practice and learn them, I used the studybass.com fretboard printer to create a chart. This has to be one of the greatest tools available.
I color coded them so I could see the patterns. Since I'm left handed I did it as a lefty but also did a righty if there is anyone out there that is right handed.
The links below should get you the PDF's
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To help me practice and learn them, I used the studybass.com fretboard printer to create a chart. This has to be one of the greatest tools available.
I color coded them so I could see the patterns. Since I'm left handed I did it as a lefty but also did a righty if there is anyone out there that is right handed.
The links below should get you the PDF's
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I plan to use it in my daily practice.Oh...the one for righty's
