Learn how to improvise using triad approach!

Triad Arpeggios played with sweep picking in the key of A minor.

This lesson should give you a good metal rhythm workout!

Triads are arpeggios made out of three notes: the root, 3rd and 5th. In this lesson, we'll develop some ideas using the triads found in the A Major scale.

An interesting rhythm ballad in E minor with a bit of jazzy mood to play with feeling and groove!

Do you know Cacophony? It was a great band where the incredible Marty Friedman and the fantastic Jason Becker played the guitar. They used to work with harmonisations, fast solos and melodies can make your head explode.

Tapping section of this great Steve Vai song.

In this second Jazz Notes lesson we will take a look at some basic triads and their inversions. Triads are just about the simplest type of chord you can get.

Triads are very useful and ideal for comping - easy to finger, for chordal enrichment and great to create some melodic movement in your comping.