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Basics:
Arpeggio Theory Chart
Here is how the most common arpeggios are constructed:
Name
Note 1
Note 2
Note 3
Note 4
Major
R
3
5
Minor
R
b3
5
Sus4
R
4
5
b5
R
3
b5
Diminished
R
b3
b5
Augmented
R
3
#5
Major6
R
3
5
6
Minor6
R
b3
5
6
7
R
3
5
b7
7sus4
R
4
5
b7
Minor7
R
b3
5
b7
Major7
R
3
5
7
Major7#5
R
3
#5
7
MinMaj7
R
b3
5
7
7b5
R
3
b5
b7
Minor7b5
R
b3
b5
b7
Aug7
R
3
#5
b7
Dim7
R
b3
b5
6
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