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This guitar exercise uses a reverse gallop rhythm (two 16th notes and one 8th note). You change strings with each new beat, and palm-mute everything.
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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 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 metal guitar riff uses a gallop rhythm, has you only picking single notes instead of chords, palm-mutes all 16th notes, and goes between the E and A string.
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​This melodic single notes guitar riff uses a gallop rhythm and all of the 16th note are palm-muted.
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This metal guitar riff is in a 12/8 (which feels and counts like triplets in 4/4). The lowest notes in each bar are all palm-muted. The higher notes are not palm-muted.
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This metal guitar riff/exercise uses an F# for a pedal point for the first three bars. Each time you play the F# you palm-mute it. Different notes are played in between each F# to create a melody. The fourth bar breaks away from the pedal point, palm-mute pattern.
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This guitar riff/exercise uses two finger power chord shapes. The root notes of these chords are all palm-muted which makes the 5th intervals stand out more when you play them.
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This guitar riff is in the key of E minor. The notes on the A string are used as a pedal point in each bar, and all the A string notes are palm-muted to help emphasize the non muted D string notes which serve to create a melodic sound.
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This is a good riff for those new to playing pedal point material on the guitar.
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