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The C7♭5 arpeggio (C–E–G♭–B♭) is one of the most underrated yet powerful tools for modern guitar improvisation.

In this 14-second Arpeggio Flow, I start from the highest register of the fretboard and move downward using 5 repetitive fingering shapes.
Much like the diminished or altered scale, the symmetry of this arpeggio creates a hypnotic, flowing movement that feels both logical and unpredictable at the same time.

This repeating structure makes the flow:
• Easier to internalize
• Faster to execute
• Rich in harmonic tension

I finish on a C7♭5 chord with the ♭5 (G♭) in the bass, emphasizing its unstable and expressive character.

Why this arpeggio matters?

Over dominant chords, the C7♭5 creates controlled tension, weaving in and out of the harmony while interacting dynamically with the surrounding music.
It’s not commonly taught, but once understood, it opens the door to deeper harmonic awareness and more sophisticated soloing concepts.

It also works perfectly as a fast warm-up exercise, helping you:

• Build fretboard awareness
• Improve picking accuracy
• Develop musical flow

Gear used

Fender American Stratocaster
Boss Katana 50 Gen 3
Amp reverb & delay only, no pedals

If you’re serious about expanding your harmonic vocabulary, this is a powerful guitar tool worth exploring.

M&R- In Art We Trust.