How to Play Electric Guitar Solos : How to Use Sweep Picking for Electric Guitar Solos: Part 2
Learn about sweep picking for an electric guitar solo in this free online music lesson video. Expert: John Armstrong Bio: John Armstrong has been teaching guitar at Keller Music for over 15 years now. He has played with countless musicians over the years, and in bands ranging from classical ensembles to rock groups. Filmmaker: Jason Sager
Sweep Picking – Sweep picking lesson – Arpeggios
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Lol its okay xD
with 7 month you can think you know something you still a noob as you said.you can call yourself something after like 3 year
I dumped by here while searching for something completly else.. I don’t need this beginner lesson. And call me a noob when I can play stuff like Cemetery Gates – Pantera (Except the last Dimebag squeel, I can’t nail that one =P.. Well, only Dimebag could) Master of Puppets – Metallica, Canon Rock – Jerry C (funtwo’s ver)
Stuff like that.. Stairway to Heaven too ofc, that is a must for any guitarist :p
It’s not about how long you’ve owned a guitar, it’s about how much you practice on it. FACT
dont get me wrong its just that if you look around there is soo much guitar talent that you can always learn ^^and i dont called you a noob i dont knwo how you play:) its just that i never feel like a good player when there is soo much great guitarist around ^^
Sweeping sucks
So should I learn all of these major, minor, and diminished arpegios?? Will it help me a lot?? And is he saying that all of those arpeggios can be used in the key of D? or can be harmonized with D? Note sure, thanks guys!
all of those arpeggios work in d because thay are at corresponding intervals. For example if you were soloing with e lydian you could use the e major arp then the f sharp major arp then the a flat minor arp then the a major arp and then the b major arp then the c sharp minor arp and then the e flat minor arp and finally back to the tonic the e major arp. you just have to stay with the notes in the scale and see if the arpeggio has to be major or minor or whatever so it sounds like it fits in.
arpaygio and mowtion? WTF
you need to learn about the intervals in the scale your going to use e.g. a C major is
CM Dm Em FM GM Am Bm CM
the Bm can be diminished or not depends on what you want
but then like benno referred to, you need to learn about the modes that correspond to each or these notes
dorian, phyrigian etc. if you would like me to explain further i would be happy to, send me a message and ill respond. i studied the modes extensively but not arpeggios nearly as much.
happy arpeggios everyone =D
He isn’t pronouncing arpeggio right. But he plays well. Sweep picking isn’t a very useful technique though, unless you wanna show off though imo.
He’s pronouncing arpeggios just fine. Learn Italian vowel sounds, sir. E= ay.
HAHA you apparently have no experience playing metal…
I would only tend to use sweep picking arpeggio’s when playing close to my limit. To play at the speed he’s playing t in this video I wouldn’t bother sweep picking.
yes i do wanna show off
why is he repeating it over and over again……… professional guitar teacher…….sucker!
nevertheless its aggravating. makes me wanna hit the freaking monitor
@bowratigers are there any arpeggios used in blues? and if so, what ones? also do you know any sweep picking exercises that would be useful in blues? I am not sure. could you please help me to clear that up?
thanks, Joe
i hate your voice!!!
i have no clue how to do this
@thebluesrockers sometimes i use a C chord formation
yeah, REALLY hate the voice :O
1:26 Then they sound like a heavy metal solo, Thanks!!!
he doesn’t even pronounce arpeggio properly…
@charg2456 go to ultimate-guitar and search sweeping in lessons
prolly the best place
WHat the hell ,,,, That just makes everything confusing