String skipping lesson #1

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Uploaded by on May 6, 2007

Here is a lesson on string skipping, it involves the learning of an e-minor string skipping arpeggio.

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  • are you using hammer-ons and pull-offs? it sounds like ur picking every note but surely that would make it harder to play quick?

  • I haven't watched this video since it's 2 years old but when I string skip I either use hammer ons for the bottom or top string and pick the opposite , however I also do just legato and just picking too, it's always good to practice it every way possible.

  • Actually I just watched it and yeas I was picking the entire arpeggio

  • Because this is a string skipping arp.

  • Thanks, I've been playing for almost 6 years, but I didn't start working on technique until about my 3rd year of playing. When it comes to developing speed I look at everything as basic as I can. For ex. if I want to improve my speed on a really long run, I'll take it and split it into a few smaller sections to practice with the metronome and bring up to speed, then I'll combine them into that run I wanted to get down and I'll work on that with the metronome.

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  • rock on dude

  • ok cheers man.

    picking every note at that speed? thats impressive!

    good vid thanks this has helped me alot

  • I've only been playing about 18 months, and only discovered the method you describe about a month ago. I'm going back and relearning everything with the metronome, and I've improved 100% in just the past month. I don't practice at all without a metronome now. Great advice. Thx.

  • for minor, why not just roll index finger on the 12th fret for G, B, and E. That's the way I do it...to me seems alot easier

  • real nice man, good job. How long you been playing form, what ways did you develop speed?, thanks

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