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    This document discusses the minor 7b5 arpeggio played on guitar. It explains that the arpeggio uses the root, minor 3rd, diminished 5th, and minor 7th notes of the chord. It provides instructions for playing the arpeggio in the key of F in root position on the 1st fret up through 3rd inversion on the 11th fret, noting to roll fingers when notes are on the same frets on adjacent strings.

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    This document discusses the minor 7b5 arpeggio played on guitar. It explains that the arpeggio uses the root, minor 3rd, diminished 5th, and minor 7th notes of the chord. It provides instructions for playing the arpeggio in the key of F in root position on the 1st fret up through 3rd inversion on the 11th fret, noting to roll fingers when notes are on the same frets on adjacent strings.

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    Minor 7b5 Arpeggio: 3rd Inv. 2nd Inv. 1st Inv. Root

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    This document discusses the minor 7b5 arpeggio played on guitar. It explains that the arpeggio uses the root, minor 3rd, diminished 5th, and minor 7th notes of the chord. It provides instructions for playing the arpeggio in the key of F in root position on the 1st fret up through 3rd inversion on the 11th fret, noting to roll fingers when notes are on the same frets on adjacent strings.

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    Minor 7b5 Arpeggio

    Arpeggios are the “notes of a chord played melodically”. For this particular arpeggio,
    we’re using the Root, minor 3rd, diminished 5th, and minor 7th. Each inversion continues
    across all six strings on the guitar, which is two octaves and a second or third.
    To play these all in the key of F, play Root position on the 1st fret, 1st inversion on the
    4th fret, 2nd inversion on the 7th fret, and 3rd inversion on the 11th fret.
    Remember to roll the finger when the notes are on the same frets on adjacent strings.

    Root 1st Inv. 2nd Inv. 3rd Inv.

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