10 interactive exercises that drill chord-tone targeting in this arpeggio lesson, teaching you to hear harmony faster and land on strong notes.
10 exercises designed to train chord-tone targeting in this arpeggio lesson.
It drills Pentatonic arpeggio targets inside 4 hand positions so chord tones become easy landing notes across the fretboard.
Seventh chords are four-note chords built from the 1st, 3rd, 5th, and 7th degrees. This lesson maps those tones across the neck so you can target richer harmonic color.
This lesson is available in any key. Set a specific key for focused reps, or switch to Random Key mode to cycle keys automatically.
Pick an End Note target by degree (often a chord tone), then build a short line that lands there cleanly. Practice cue: Practice cue: resolve to the 3rd and 7th often,those tones make the harmony audible.
Mixolydian is major with a b7 (dominant flavor). Use the practice cue below to highlight the characteristic color, then resolve to stable targets.
Use Jam Mode to generate a computer-backed groove (bass + chords), then loop this lesson in time. Keep the End Note target consistent and practice landing cleanly on beat 1.
Some systems (like CAGED or 3-notes-per-string) group the same fretboard information differently. ScaleMode.Pro uses Hand Position Organization (Position 1–7 and Position 1–5 for pentatonic/blues) so your labels stay consistent.
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