Long Shred Guitar Scale Run in 12/8 (playing 6 notes per beat) Using Alternate Picking and Legato9/18/2020
This long scale run, perfect for shred guitar, basically plays 6 notes per beat. You can play 3 notes per beat while learning it to make things easier (aaaaand you definitely should)
A mix of alternate picking and legato is used here. The hardest part of this, for me, is the last line shown in the tabs below. Always a good idea to break things like this down into smaller pieces when you're learning it to makes things easier on yourself. 
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This was given to a guitar student to help improve their rhythm while performing hammer-ons. The first two beats of each bar has you picking each note to help you hear how the triplets need to be spaced when you start playing hammer-ons in beats three and four.
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This ascending scale run covers a full octave on the high E string. It's in a 12/8 time signature, which is basically felt as playing triplets (3 notes per beat). This exercise is good for building endurance and hand synchronization.
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This guitar riff splits each beat up into 6 equal parts. Every note is palm-muted.
The picking pattern for each beat is Down____Down, Up, Down____ 
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This guitar exercise has you picking each string three time before moving to the next one. You are basically playing chromatically as you shift a similar finger pattern up and down the strings as you progress.
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This triplet rhythm was given to a guitar student to test and challenge their ability with reading/playing triplet based rhythms.
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This riff is in a 12/8 time signature which is basically playing triplets since you are playing 3 notes per metronome click. Everything is palm-muted except for the first note of each beat.
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This chord progression is based in G Mixolydian. The count is 1n_2na3n_4na
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This triplet rhythm has you not playing on the down beats of two and three.
The count is 1na_na_na4__ 
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This particular triplet guitar rhythm has you not playing on the down beat of beats one, two, and three. You play a quarter note on the down beat of four to help make sure you are still in time with the metronome. This rhythm gets pretty tricky as you get faster.
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