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Uploaded by on Dec 15, 2011

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  • The phrase may be shorter, but as the tempo changes, you are just shortening the phrase, not picking any faster.

  • @TheBackwardsNinja yeah im playing all the notes, just some are legatto and others are picked or swept. still i play the whole phrase

  • @TheBackwardsNinja i play all the notes each time just some are legatto and some are swept while others are alt picked

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  • @TheBackwardsNinja think, how long did it take to complete the phrase at 200. now how long did it take at 900 the last time i played it. it was much shorter. also its not distortion its compression.

  • @ihasacat I mean even though the tempo changes, how fast you are changing notes does not change. Try practicing with NO distortion start at lower bpm's and slowly raise it, dont raise it 60 bpm every time.

  • @TheBackwardsNinja yeah its the same exact notes just faster.i only learned the one part. or do u mean somthing else

  • @ihasacat No, I mean it sounds the same when you are playing at 200, than when you are playing at 900

  • @TheBackwardsNinja yeah its not the whole song, just the one specific run.

  • Honestly I think you just played the same thing 5 times.

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