stop using sweep picking like this

[@AnthonyWabo]

I love old school and new school sweep picking. The old way is so comforting in a way and really important technique to master before moving onto the stuff you showed

[@aolien2739]

I totally agree with you when it comes to sweep picking being cliche. I sweep fairly often, but I only do it briefly into a target note. I really like it because it's modest instead of overwhelming and doesn't just sound like an exercise.

[@IshredGuitar]

Outstanding lesson review! I'll come back and learn these tomorrow its late and I'm falling f*king asleep just sitting here with my axe.

[@carlosrelampago2279]

For shure you're right. 🤘🤘

[@steventhompsonlivetoplaylive]

Thanks for the tips man, agree 100% with using extended chords to make sweeping sound more interesting. Cheers!

[@JOY_BOY_OP]

Your Right hand technique is fire.

[@jacks-and-queens]

Cool ideas, thanks, I will try that now :-)

[@thetheorist8337]

I hated the sound of sweep picking until I found AAL and Chon.
Completely prefer to this modern fusion sound to the neoclassical one.

[@BlairLockhartGplus]

You previously showcased the pick, middle, ring to play the Em9 & Gmaj9 arpeggios. How do you @GiuseppeGilardi choose which to choose?

[@brianbergeron164]

Gt
Great lesson! Big fan of Andre Nieri as well.

[@kevinbuenoartbywave]

The link to your IG is broken

[@jesserodriguez7335]

"Sounds boring, sounds boring like "Yngwie??😅

[@giuseppegilardi]

i love yngwie but he's the only one who can get away with it

[@atarijam]

Eventually anything can become boring, just saying

[@woodyfenlon4572]

First 🎉

[@ErebosGR]

Sweep picking is sooo 1700s...