This basic sweep picking exercise consisting of a major, minor, and diminished triad chord is something I tend to give to guitar students in the early stages of learning this challenging technique.
Here is the Guitar Pro 6 tab for this lesson:
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Peter
12/20/2019 02:22:23 pm
Your sweeping arpeggios are great. It looks like your relying on your wrist rather using your arm to sweep.
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milehighshred
12/20/2019 06:16:02 pm
Thank you!
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