Here we have an A Dominant 7th Arpeggio with the formula:
1 3 5 b7
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Seventh Arpeggios - Dominant7th
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Seventh Arpeggios - Introduction
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2
Seventh Arpeggios - Major7th
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3
Seventh Arpeggios - Minor7th
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Seventh Arpeggios - Dominant7th
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Seventh Arpeggios - Minor7b5
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Seventh Arpeggios - Diminished7th
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Seventh Arpeggios - Backing track
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