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there are arpeggios there………. I think ist is the triad from 1st amjor patern or natural minor

This is pretty good man..

watch your tempo bro, nice video.

sweep picking doesn’t HAVE to be an arpeggio, and there are plenty arpeggios that can be played without sweeps.

Sweeping is just moving the pick across multiple strings in one direction in one fluid motion without starts or stops.

hehe same

@clubby9806 — you have everything wrong… i suggest you look over sweeping and arpeggios over again… and some music theory. or if you dont feel like doing any of those, KILL YOURSELF.

@clwnz777 hah, thats funny, cause I’ve taken 3 years of music theorey class and you probobly haven’t even looked it up on the internet…

Arpeggios exist in more than guitar, and can be played across octaves, so techincally there are some arpeggios that CANNOT be sweeped.

I suggest you stop going on assumptions and actually pick up a book.

@clubby9806
thats nice, seems like they’ve gone to waste eh? i know that arpeggios have many different form, some of which you wont play on guitar. i play piano… some shit you do there you could never possibly play on the guitar. but the point is, sweeps are BASED on arpeggios. you cant just play any random notes or else it will sound like shit.

@clwnz777 Sweeps aren’t based on arpeggios. Thats liek saying alternate picking is based on triads.

Sweeping is a right hand mechanic independent of what the left hand is doing. Sure, In shred and other fast music styles its essentially only used for arpeggios, but there are plenty of slower songs that sweep across chord shapes that don’t follow arpeggio patterns

@clubby9806
sweeping is moving the pick across multiple strings over an arpeggio, but only allowing 1 note to sound at a time. arpeggios are based off of chords since they are the notes of a chord. Am chord and arpeggio are based of the 3 notes A,C, and E. the sweep would also be done with those same notes. of course, there are MANY variations to chords, but as long as the notes of the chord are there, you can build an arpeggio, and from that, sweep. difficult to explain in small detail.

@clwnz777 Very true, but I’m just saying that sweeps do exist seperate from arpeggios

@SlavesShallServe6 Loomis is good but uhm an ass load of people are better

@clubby9806 if you are breaking up a chord pattern by a sweeping motion it is an arpeggio. and arpeggio is a chord broken up. and essentially any sequence of notes could be considered an arpeggio because if you put those notes together you will make a chord albeit a very off sounding one

@alexisthemandingo dude, do you really believe that every series of notes played are arpeggios? C’mon now…

@clubby9806 im not saying they are im just saying that it is possible to consider them that

what are the chords for the arpeggios

its perfect dude just slow it down a tad sounds like you rushed it a wee bit. otherwise freaking sick man

dude, how can I learn to make arpeggios??….

Thats pretty awesome!Its kinda hard to get those arpeggios go softy.
And the whole thing sounds just great!
You are one of my favourite youtube guitarists!And huge influence as well.

Please check my videos too;)

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@drawnacrol why doesn’t he make any more songs? what happened to him?

Did He just tell Lorcan how to sweep? Come on now! This guys amazing! Great job on your Luca covers too man! Keep up the good work.

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@drawnacrol Dean FTW, lol