A demonstration of an A minor 11 arpeggio. If you add arpeggios to your practice regime it can help familiarise your ears with the intervals in chords, your picking technique and clean fretting hand behaviour. A minor 11 uses the notes from the A minor chord and the 11th note (XI) is actually a 4th but in the next octave.

Hopefully the images in the video make that a little clearer to understand. Give it a go and try and get used to using a metronome. It's punishing but totally worth your while!

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