A Diatonic Triad Arpeggio Workout - Three great exercises for intermediate to advanced guitarists.

A great exercise for intermediate to more advanced guitarists.
These are three variations of a triad arpeggio exercise that I have been showing my more advanced students over the past 15 years. The exercise covers all the seven diatonic arpeggios of the D major scale.
This is a great technical exercise that you can use for alternate picking and sweep picking as well. As the exercise works within the frame of the major scale it can be a great way to work on your theory and fretboard knowledge.
If you would like to download the TABS on .pdf or .gp you can find those on my Patreon page:
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00:00 Intro (Variation #3 full speed).
00:42 Variation #1 (Theory, technique and fingerings).
05:14 Variation #2 (Pattern explained).
06:41 Variation #3 (Pattern explained).

[@JimmyPopsCorn]

Well done and thank you. This lesson is very helpful. I will spend many hours getting fluent with these.

[@Kbald]

Thank you for watching 🙏 Appreciate the kind words. Hope you’ll have fun practicing 👍🎸

[@tomrechsteiner4715]

great lesson

[@Kbald]

Thanks Tom 🙏 Glad you enjoyed it.

[@enjoi44]

So much better than learning regular scales because they're nicer to the ear and you still learn some theory! Loved this lesson

[@Kbald]

Glad you enjoyed the lesson. This is one of the exercise I show to all of my students, either as a alternate picking or as a sweep picking workout. Thanks for watching!

[@luizzdea]

Great video, as always! Thank you so much

[@Kbald]

Thank you for watching 🙏 Glad you liked the video ☺️

[@dwithunnarzary2680]

very good lesson for exercise

[@Kbald]

Glad you like it. Thanks for watching 🙏☺️

[@marlonbgbg4611]

Kbald many thanks for all the hard work you put into this video! Man when you did the sweeping picking example around 5 mins into the video I thought wow that is impressive!! I don't know if I can ever get to that level of playing but I'll keep trying. Stay blessed :)

[@Kbald]

Hey Marlon! Thanks for the feedback, really appreciate it 🙏☺️
I originally came up with this exercise about 15 years ago or so when I practiced sweep picking for a few hours every single day.
I might actually do another video where I talk a bit more about that technique and how to get it up to speed.
Hope you find these exercises helpful 👍🏋️‍♀️

[@marlonbgbg4611]

@@Kbald Thanks Kbald always grateful for your lessons and tips. I think that would be a great lesson when you have time. Best wishes :)

[@Kbald]

I’ll definitely keep it in mind. Glad you are enjoying my lessons ☺️