[Sweep Picking Tutorial] 2:1:2 Speed Arpeggios
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- tomhess.net/Fr... In this sweep picking speed tutorial guitar lesson, you learn the super-fast 2:1:2 arpeggio licks that allow you to sweep pick at insanely high speed.
Here’s what we’ll cover in this sweep picking speed video […]
First, I’ll show you how arpeggios that are laid out in the 2+1+2 note/string pattern makes it easy to sweep pick very fast. This will enable you to increase your guitar speed quickly.
Second, you’ll learn why these arpeggios are so easy to play fast and what makes them sound really cool (even when played slow).
Next, I’ll teach you 7 awesome sweep picking 212 arpeggio licks. These are fun to play and will blow your friends away after some practice!
And finally, I’ll teach you how to practice each arpeggio lick so that you can learn and master them quickly and shred these arpeggios like crazy.
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Who are your top 3-5 favorite guitar players who sweep pick well?
Michael J Romeo
Mike Tremonti (?)
Johan Tilgren
I realized I don't really know many guitar players of those I listen to, who are deliberately using sweep picking!
John petrucci, MAB, Yngwie, you :)
Jari Maenpaa
Teemu Mantysaari
Asim Searah
(Yes I'm a wintersun fanboy)
George Bellas
Jason Becker
Marty Friedman
Tom Hess, Tom Hess, Tom Hess & Tom Hess!
This is totally teaching me the right way. Whereas most of the tubers teach to damn fast. This is very intuitive!
your ine of the good instructer who dont say or go off on a tangent just straight to the point...RocknRollflat5
Love the diminished arpeggios! :)
Tom telling me to warm my hands:
Me outside in -20 degree weather: yeah thatll be nice
Really cool (and simple) sweep picking ideas - this is how everyone should start learning sweep picking!
My favourite sweep picker is Gambale. Holdsworth was unbelievable too and Brett Garsed.
Nice lesson!
First to say... yet another great inspiring video! i have learned so freaking much from all your videos. and made me correct my sloppy playing, focusing on 2 hand sync etc etc.
Great to hear! :)
Hi Tom Hess. Just checked out this video. Love this technique. It all ties in with the directional picking you teach us. Thanks. Andy
Awesome! :)
I really like this concept and how the change in contour builds in melodic interest. I like that the idea could be adapted to create similar patterns where different convenient modal notes were added - eg adding in 6 instead of b7 and 2 root instead of 3 root in the m7 pattern for Dorian feel
Thank you Tom Hess! Love it!
My pleasure! :)
Hey, Tom! How about a video tutorial on 3-1-3 arpeggios which would go along well with this one?
Very helpful. Thank you!
My pleasure, Alexander :)
Malmesteen, John 5, Syn Gates (def should check out a7x), Luca Turilli, John Petrucci
this guys really know what hes talking about, look at the beard.
I'm looking how you hold the pick..super important.
Really cool! Thanks for the video :)
My pleasure, Jere. Glad you liked it!
So this is pretty much the economy picking for arpeggios 😄
I have a cousin who swears warming up and stretching is a joke and not real. I'm like dude, play right now with your hands COLD. Then play with them warm. Now do it cold and stuff and then stretch and do it. You may feel more awkward at first and not like it because you're hands feel so loose you're not used to it but I ASSURE you the looseness can be tamed and when it is, you'll get it.
first!