When you sweep down, down lean the pick on the strings as much and try to keep it straighter, so it's going to be the same exact motion going up, as opposed to 2 completely different technique going up and down.SpiritCrusherX said:While we're on the topic of sweeping, can anyone recommend some exercises for UPWARD sweeping? I've got downward sweeping down very well but upward is more difficult.
I find it easier too . Here's the pattern I started sweeping with :fivemagics77 said:i find upward easier
Ralf said:dude, start with 3 strings first, that little part in Silent night... is perfect
does alexi post like this often??Janne Warman said:Word.
yea, the dude with the 3string sweep idea couldn´t BE more right. You gotta to do the eazy way first, and when you get that down, go for the 6 or 5 string shit. that´s what I did it anyway..Try A-minor 3-string like, 14th on g 13th on b,12th on e and a hammer-on on 17th of the e and backwards.
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lots of guitarists use the neck pickup for a nice round, bassy tone. i like the way it sounds, don't really think its cheating... maybe you should just play a guitar with no neck pickup...so you won't be tempted to cheat..haha players like zakk wylde and john petrucci use the neck pickup all the time. you're calling them cheaters?bobvex said:neck pickup = muddy = cheating
haha. . .NO. . .DiscipleofTruMetal said:lots of guitarists use the neck pickup for a nice round, bassy tone. i like the way it sounds, don't really think its cheating... maybe you should just play a guitar with no neck pickup...so you won't be tempted to cheat..haha players like zakk wylde and john petrucci use the neck pickup all the time. you're calling them cheaters?