I'll increase that with an additional "say what?say what?![]()
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I'll increase that with an additional "say what?say what?![]()
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say what?![]()
For HORRENDOUSLY clean sweeps check out Frank Gambale. He rocked some tutorials in a Tweetie Pie shirt in what I sincerely hope was the 80s...
G maj
---7-10-7-----7-----------------
----------8--8-------------------
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D maj
---15-17-15----------17------------
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C maj
---12-15-12----------12------------
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This. Frank Gambale is probably the tightest sweep picker in the world.
I generally do them legato which is how I think it should be done, but there are players who will pick another upstroke on the turn around of the shape. My band mate does it, it means you don't have to avoid the string if you are going through the shape again. I hope that makes sense? There are different approaches to how to do arpeggios. Some guys don't pick at all when descending, they tap all the notes with the left hand, other guys (like Impelliterri) alternate pick all the notes on the descend which is crazy to me.Whenever I do them do I alternate pick the high notes or do I do legato? lol cuz it doesn't really work if it's down up down and then going up past the string![]()
This. Frank Gambale is probably the tightest sweep picker in the world.
wait a sec... jeff loomis cheats on sweeps?
give me an example please