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Practice
CAGED, but for arpeggios: five shapes, whole fretboard
The CAGED system maps arpeggios, not just chords — five shapes that tile the whole neck for one chord, how they connect, and a practice order that makes them stick.
Practice
Practice you can move through
Arpèges v7 adds two gestures — slide the fret window up the neck, swipe back to the card you just nailed. Both come from one idea: practice should never be a one-way street.
Theory
An arpeggio is a chord taken apart
An arpeggio is just the notes of a chord played one at a time. Here is how to build one from a triad, name its tones, and find it on the fretboard.
Practice
Scales meet arpeggios: one drill for the whole fretboard
Arpèges now deals scales and modes off the same deck as the arpeggios. Why practising the two together — not in separate sessions — is the thing that actually moves your playing.