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F7 arpeggio on guitar
The F dominant 7 arpeggio has 4 notes: F, A, C, E♭.
| Note | F | A | C | E♭ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Degree | 1 | 3 | 5 | ♭7 |
F7 on the whole neck
Every F7 note from the open strings to fret 15, in standard E tuning (E A D G B E), by name; by degree under "Show more".
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F7 in 5 positions
The neck split into the hand positions Practice Lab practices, one for each place a F falls on a string, with the notes its arpeggio run fingers there.
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F7 voicings
Scales with F7 in them
Scales on this site that contain F7 as one of their chords, and the degree it is built on.
- B♭ major on 5
- G minor on ♭7
- C Dorian on 4
- D Phrygian on ♭3
- E♭ Lydian on 2
- F Mixolydian on 1
- A Locrian on ♭6
- B♭ harmonic minor on 5
- C melodic minor on 4
- B♭ melodic minor on 5
- F bebop dominant on 1
- B♭ bebop dominant on 5
- A altered on ♭6
- B altered on ♭5
- E♭ Lydian dominant on 2
- F Lydian dominant on 1
- F Phrygian dominant on 1
- C, E♭, G♭ and A diminished whole–half on 4
- D, F, A♭ and B diminished half–whole on ♭3
Use it in a progression
Progression pages that comp this chord, voice-led, with the numeral it plays.
- ii–V–I in B♭ (F7 as V7)
- ii–V–I in B♭ minor (F7 as V7)
- I–vi–ii–V in B♭ (F7 as V)
- Autumn Leaves (F7 as 2)
- Rhythm changes (F7 as 2b)
- Blues in F (F7 as 1)
- Tritone substitute (F7 as V7)
- Tritone sub with its related ii (F7 as V7)
- Backdoor ii–V (F7 as V7)
- Secondary dominants (F7 as V)
- Passing diminished chord (F7 as V)
- Minor iv (F7 as V7)
Dominant 7 arpeggio in every key
Practice it in Practice Lab
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