Guitar Arpeggio Arsenal
Version 2.5.5
Commercial Demo
$9.99
1 downloads
Included in this exclusive Musician's Expansion Pack
Demo:
A Small Sample of GuitarArpeggio Patterns in
Tablature Notation (the full version contains over
500 patterns). All of the patterns, and methods in
this arsenal have been meticulously created and
organized to give you the best possible learning
experience.
Interactive Sound for All Included Licks
Easy to use Navigation Software:
1. Scan Through Each Arpeggio One by One
2. Go Directly to the Individual Arpeggio You Want to
Focus on
3. Listen to an Arpeggio with the Simple Click of the
Mouse
The Following Features are Disabled in the Demo:
Guitar Fretboard Map Showing Every Note and Position
on the Neck.
Instructions on How to "morph" an Arpeggio to Fit any
Style of Music.
Practice Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Time Using
These Arpeggios.
86 Page Printable Reference Guide that Contains all
of the Arpeggios in the Expansion Pack.
Demo:
A Small Sample of GuitarArpeggio Patterns in
Tablature Notation (the full version contains over
500 patterns). All of the patterns, and methods in
this arsenal have been meticulously created and
organized to give you the best possible learning
experience.
Interactive Sound for All Included Licks
Easy to use Navigation Software:
1. Scan Through Each Arpeggio One by One
2. Go Directly to the Individual Arpeggio You Want to
Focus on
3. Listen to an Arpeggio with the Simple Click of the
Mouse
The Following Features are Disabled in the Demo:
Guitar Fretboard Map Showing Every Note and Position
on the Neck.
Instructions on How to "morph" an Arpeggio to Fit any
Style of Music.
Practice Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Time Using
These Arpeggios.
86 Page Printable Reference Guide that Contains all
of the Arpeggios in the Expansion Pack.
Program details
Publisher
Duane MurrayE-mail
Contact the publisherPlatforms
Windows 95<br>Windows 98<br>Windows ME<br>Windows File size
3880 KBFile date
11/19/2004License
Commercial DemoInstallation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
4/16/2005