Some days you just need to vent in a non-distructive way. It's nice to have a good argument. :rolleyes:


This is why I like to argue.....

Example: If you were to play an A minor arpeggiated lick over a C major chord, it's going to sound contrasting. A more consonant sound would be to use a C major arpeggiated lick instead.

To me, this represents misinformation. Amin arps. over a C maj. chord would not sound contrasting. It would sound great..... just like a C6 arp.

Amin(7) = ACE(G)

C6= CEGA

Not contrasting.... the SAME!

Contrasting would be a Db arp. over a C or Amin chord.