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This scale run kicks my arse! Basically, the B Locrian 3 Notes Per String scale/mode shape is what I'm using.
The 16th notes use a 3 note pattern because you end up hitting the same note twice in one beat. If you number the notes in each beat as 1, 2, 3, then the pattern would go 1, 3, 2, 1. After completing that pattern for the first beat, you go one note lower in key and repeat the 1, 3, 2, 1 descending pattern. This happens for 3 beats. On the fourth beat, a sextuplet (aka: 16th note triplet) ascending run occurs. Because you're bouncing all over the place, plus a very fast sextuplet burst, this particular scale run is VERY difficult for me to get going blazingly fast. 
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This was given to a guitar student to work on their legato technique while ascending up the notes in the key of A minor. Hammer-ons, pull-offs, and slides all get used.
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This guitar rhythm in a 3/4 time signature starts off by playing two 16th notes, then a 16th note rest a few times. The final bar changes things up with the some single notes.
The count for this is 1e-a2-na-ena|1e-a2-na-ena 1e-a2-na-ena|1ena2-na3-n- 
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This 3/4 time signature guitar rhythm uses some rests to give a staccato sound.
The count for this is 1en--ena--n- 
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This speed/tremolo picking guitar exercise plays one note at a time and is entirely on the A string.
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This guitar exercise goes between playing a bar of palm-muted reverse gallop on the open E string, then a bar of straight 16th notes played on the A string.
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This was given to a guitar student to help them improve changing strings. This exercise has you playing two notes per string, and climbs up and down all 6 strings.
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This was given to a guitar student to help them improve their speed/tremolo picking while palm-muting.
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This was given to a student to help them build up some picking speed and some endurance while going between the E and A strings and descending a full octave in the key of A minor.
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This was given to a student as a final "test" on reading/playing various 16th note patterns.
The count for this is -ena2-na-ena4en-|1e-a2-na-ena4--a| 1ena-e-a3ena-en-|1--a--n-3e-a4-na 
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