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This three string sweep picking shape of an Em7 chord is a pretty good one for those new to sweep picking.
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This sweep picking guitar exercise starts with an Em7 arpeggio, then by dropping the bass note a whole step you get a G Major arpeggio.
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This was given to a guitar student to focus on the top portion of a three string sweep picked arpeggio shape by playing the top two strings first.
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This was given to a guitar student so they could practice transitioning between a C Major chord to a Csus2, back to C, and then to a Csus4.
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Gave this to a guitar student to give an example of what can be done/played at the 7th position (7th fret) in the key of A minor.
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Gave this to a guitar student to work on playing triad arpeggios in a way that sounds metal.
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This was given to a guitar student to ensure they were playing their diad chords (2 note chords) correctly. It's recommended you play this without distortion to make sure you can hear both notes ringing out together nice and clear.
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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.
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This was given to a guitar student to help them with reverse gallop picking while going up and down Sus2 arpeggios in the key of Am/C.
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This was given to a guitar student so they could practice a 3 string diminished arpeggio sweep picking shape. When you move a diminished triad arpeggio up and down 3 frets at a time (aka: a minor 3rd distance) it fits in the harmonic minor scale.
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