Extended Arpeggio Ideas?

[Anthony Farine]

I've been working on the extended arpeggios, and the 3-1-3 patterns and can play them ascending, but I'm having trouble coming up with other ways to use them. Does anyone have any ideas to use these more creatively?

 

[idssdi]

Basically don't play the octaves, like go through it but not all the way. Add In a note or two remove a note, change the order, there are a lot of ways to be creative at it.

 

[Lindsey]

I've been working on the extended arpeggios, and the 3-1-3 patterns and can play them ascending, but I'm having trouble coming up with other ways to use them. Does anyone have any ideas to use these more creatively?

What's the 3-1-3 pattern?
Is it mentioned in a lesson on this site?

 

[idssdi]

What's the 3-1-3 pattern?
Is it mentioned in a lesson on this site?

Yeah it is but more in the pentatonic scale context. It's 3 notes on one string, 1 note on the next and then 3 notes again. It's very useful for economy picking and you can play minor9 Arpeggios with it for example(see hail to the king solo)

 

[Moonrunner]

What's the 3-1-3 pattern?
Is it mentioned in a lesson on this site?

Check this!
https://syngates.com/lessons/pentatonic-iii.197/

 

[idssdi]

Check this!
https://syngates.com/lessons/pentatonic-iii.197/

That isn't really the 3-1-3 pattern

https://syngates.com/lessons/economy-picking-the-3-1-3-pattern-lesson-78.78/

 

[Moonrunner]

That isn't really the 3-1-3 pattern

https://syngates.com/lessons/economy-picking-the-3-1-3-pattern-lesson-78.78/

Oh, i might have messed up, sorry.
The one you posted makes more sense. I posted the other link because that's where i got introduced to the concept of 3-1-3. .
I asume this was the concept of 3-1-3 patterns taken one step ahead.

 

[Lindsey]

Thanks!

 

[Anthony Farine]

What's the 3-1-3 pattern?
Is it mentioned in a lesson on this site?

Yes I believe it is in the Economy Picking lessons