This guitar exercise uses a reverse gallop rhythm (two 16th notes and an 8th note), all 16th notes are palm-muted and played on the low E string, the 8th notes are not muted and played on the A string, and you climb up through the key of Fm a full octave.
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This fairly short guitar drill/exercise is something I like to sometimes use for some quick speed/tremolo picking practice.
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​This legato guitar exercise has you using only your ring and pinky fingers to perform hammer-ons and pull-offs. Your middle finger is the stationary finger.
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This was given to a guitar student to really work their pinky for pull-offs and hammer-ons (aka: legato)
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This legato exercise was given to a student to help improve their pinky strength. This particular exercise feels a bit weird to me because you're leading with the ring and pinky fingers, which exposes your weaker fingers.
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This legato exercise was given to a guitar student to help them develop pinky skills and strength.
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This sweep picking guitar exercise has you play the full three string shape up and down once, then up once more where you pause and hold the highest note for a full beat before moving on to the next shape.
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This legato exercise was given to a guitar student to help them build up their pinky strength.
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This sweep picking exercise has you playing a 3 string arpeggio shape twice, then move to the first note of the next shape, then pause on that note.
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This was given to a guitar student to help them work on transitioning between three string arpeggio sweep picking shapes.
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