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Sweet lick man!
TylerTeeple 6 months ago
@TylerTeeple Thanks :) It can be really handy in a solo!
Todd
toddsquadxyz 6 months ago
Very nice man, I enjoyed this vid. I've been meaning to work on some tapping and trying to improve on it.
I've been playing for almost 9 years now but the hardest technique I'm having trouble with is sweep picking. Got any tips or patterns to help with that?
Great video though, I may practice on this a bit. Keep it up man!
Woody34 2 years ago
@Woody34 Thanks for watching :) Great question. Sweep picking is just like any other technique. You just need to practice your butt off. PIck a few sweeping patterns that feel somewhat comfortable (tons here on youtube) and start playing them very slowly. Work up speed bit by bit and before you know, BINGO! You are shredding the sweep.
Practice!
Todd
toddsquadxyz 2 years ago
Thanks, I'll try to work on it. I think sweeps could benefit me a lot in my writing and playing since I tend to lean more towards the hard rock/metal genre. So I'll give it a shot. Thanks again!
Woody34 2 years ago
Practice!!! lol
BlackSails91 2 years ago
@BlackSails91 Well said! PRACTICE!
Todd
toddsquadxyz 2 years ago
Great job! It's no easy to teach.
Greetz!
mrozek73 2 years ago
Thanks :) I really dig teaching guitar. I've got lots more lessons planned. Stay tuned!
Practice!
Todd
toddsquadxyz 2 years ago
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mrozek73 2 years ago
I'm not patient enough to teach :-)
Greetz!
mrozek73 2 years ago
5 stars great work !!!!
Rock on !!!
Jean Paul
rockthenight1234 2 years ago
@rockthenight1234 Thanks :) Glad to be back making lessons! Much more to come.
Practice!
Todd
toddsquadxyz 2 years ago
Thank u 4 the video\,,/
HammerSmashedFace92 2 years ago
@HammerSmashedFace92 No problem :) Thanks for watching! I've got many more on deck.
Practice!
Todd
toddsquadxyz 2 years ago
i love this guys videos awsome 5/5!
JayDawg211 2 years ago
@JayDawg211 Well thanks :) I'm glad they are helping folks and encouraging them to practice!
Todd
toddsquadxyz 2 years ago
a very different intersting sound, what type of scale is it?
spyder4kyle 2 years ago
it looks like A major, but i could be wrong.
pouniiechier 2 years ago
I think its C Mode 3 Phrygian.
djteac 2 years ago
@spyder4kyle Great question. Even though we are using an open E and an E at the 12th fret, the root is actually A and yes the pattern is major so A Major! Good ear!
Practice!
Todd
toddsquadxyz 2 years ago