| Название | : | Fast Alternate Picking Exercises For 3-Notes Per String Pt.1 - Advanced Guitar Lesson |
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this video when i still in scholl old but diamond Comment from : @JeviafriOfficial |
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Wow Great exercise Well explained Thanks bruh Keep Rocking! Comment from : @thesportsjunkie4827 |
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Is this what you mention in the “winging it” parts of the November rain out to solo? Comment from : @maxxawesome7412 |
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Also moving your picking thumb, messes up potential speed later, keep the pick slanted and trust the process Comment from : @leocilliers4346 |
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2023 🔥 Comment from : @RobertMariano-sr8vx |
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So ok…when I attempt to alt pick it’s like I’m fast walking Not running There are different muscles used from walking to full blown running fast brbrSo with alt picking here is what no one ever tells you…in order to pick fast you must engage your wrist hand into a stiff position which goes into tremelo picking I can do this on one string but try going to the next string…forget it Comment from : @steveo78681 |
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my short fingers only just about stretch over 4 frets so 5 frets is impossible for me 😞 Comment from : @davidsalmon7194 |
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This video came out when I was 5 years old I am an adult now Comment from : @layneh4919 |
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2009, still helping out a 19 year old i 2022, Thank you so much Carl Comment from : @jyejye1077 |
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Wow Carl was so young 🌱 Comment from : @antsinyourpants4095 |
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That has to be the cleanest fretboard I've ever seen!! 😵 Comment from : @watkinscharles829 |
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Call it Ionian you plebe Comment from : @revealtherock |
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I have been playing these for ages, and I can't build up the speed required Comment from : @TheTimeProphet |
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Got them Andy Timmons pickups Comment from : @Anonymous-nz4nt |
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Doing this makes me realize that my right hand sucks Should've stick with playing left handed from the start Comment from : @hitsurei |
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The neck looks laminated Comment from : @erojerisiz1571 |
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93 people could not keep up with the speed Comment from : @viannarts |
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Cheers for this, I have been researching "blues guitar master review" for a while now, and I think this has helped Have you heard people talk about - Wanichael Corylexander Equalizer - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my co-worker got great results with it Comment from : @makwantall5215 |
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Whenever I alternate pick at slow speeds my technique is correct, down up down, up down up When I begin to pick up speed I revert back to down up down, down up down, I think it's just muscle memory but do you have any tips on how to keep consistent whilst picking up speed? Comment from : @josephmahoney5588 |
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dirty playin, bad Comment from : @birdybutch |
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your no help pal Comment from : @Bigvin109 |
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Woah young Carl lookin fresh Comment from : @miketikeYT |
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Great pattern Thanks Comment from : @slinkycrown8757 |
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Still the best Comment from : @ilikebass4157 |
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2:25 Reminds me of the solo from dr Feelgood by Motley Crue Comment from : @cristorres9547 |
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mmm that's not advanced to me you may change the tittle maybe Comment from : @emanuelle350 |
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Hawt damn! you can pick fast af Comment from : @Keymo-dm4db |
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would've been nice if you explained past the B and E strings Comment from : @CuThUlUiSbOsS |
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Good job brother Comment from : @joseshbirthnapak8927 |
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Dear sir brThanks for sharing your knowledge brEven though I am practicing scale, the result is the sound become too low brSo as much i speed as much it becomes low sound brHope you have some tips for mebrbrThanks Comment from : @musicstore1405 |
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When I lost my focus in this practice suddenly my picking becomes economy pickingIs there any advice for me ? Comment from : @obajaedensentosa9988 |
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Just wonderful, I have been researching "learn guitar leads" for a while now, and I think this has helped Have you ever come across - Ganyatty Guitar Gainify - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some incredible things about it and my mate got cool success with it Comment from : @fabian8813 |
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Great exercise Sometimes I do it with a metronome set to triplets and keep increasing the speed, and also alternating between doing it forwards and backwards Comment from : @billwalker775 |
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Does getting faster just happen or do you need to push it a bit? Cheers Comment from : @danielfox3276 |
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Im struggling in my left hand what would i do Comment from : @elmerjugo6641 |
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Seems like Carls having a bad day Comment from : @52ayushmanborgohain88 |
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Tab? Comment from : @jeremiahmendoza387 |
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Man you look alot way much younger Comment from : @gadungpret |
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Thanks for your knowledge dude, picking; it been a pain in the azz ! And still is Comment from : @robertogvarela |
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Would it be better to practice this with a metronome?? Comment from : @troller504 |
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that's not really the most efficient way to do it, although it is might sound counterintuitive and tricky at first to change your habit, the best technique i've found so far comes from one great jazz player and says and i quote 'when you go down you down-pick, when you go up, you up-pick, when you linger on une string you alternate and if you think about that and try it yourself you'll see there's much more ecnomy of movement to it and over time it's going to make your playing much faster and more fluent i used to play with this technique in the video which i figured to be the best and it took me a while but that really changed my playing especially when speeding up Comment from : @millennialcasualtiespress5927 |
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copado esa cuestion Comment from : @andresgatti8041 |
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I'm pretty good at palm mutes but when I try gallops doesn't sound percussive Carl any suggestions? Comment from : @samuelleevallongo9752 |
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u look so younggggggggggggggggggggg Comment from : @cyrusschollian5414 |
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thank you Comment from : @somnuekphapimai1023 |
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Carl you are the best man love all your tutorial videos best freaking teacher on YouTube god bless you man Comment from : @vaethusx |
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can give some tips on how to sync finger with wrist movement to pick fast Comment from : @pranjalchaudhary5842 |
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I totally get this now -- the easiest way to do this (for me) was to just always start with an upstrokebrMy hand figures out the rest for mebrI guess what I was used to is doing a combination of alternate and economy picking because I would use the downstrokes to my advantage and hit the next string Comment from : @5urg3x |
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I've got a questionbrDoes it djent? Comment from : @alephomega386 |
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Di Marzio? Comment from : @sylvesterdunggat2326 |
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forgive my ignorance, but what kind of pickup do you use on that stratocaster? Comment from : @hastyapriyamedha5794 |
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Good JoB CarL ;) Comment from : @tommyarmour68 |
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cool vid! Comment from : @evanlibato1 |
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his fretboard looks like it has a coat of teflon on it Comment from : @YourMusicPress |
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Great alternate picking lesson, but I really struggle with the stretch between the first and second fingers ie first finger playing the low G and the 2nd finger playing low A Guess it's something that comes with practise but I always have to use first and third fingers for these type of exercises Comment from : @simonrourke1978 |
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Very helpful!!! Comment from : @soguitar2251 |
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I found this very helpful Many thanks Comment from : @orenfader |
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I am having problems getting the right hand to coordinate in exercises like thesebrany ideas? Comment from : @jadm110 |
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nice lessonbeen playing a long time and more of a legato guy but I needed something to control my right hand and make it more preciseThankssubbed Comment from : @LostMyMojo100 |
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Are these tripplets or 16th? Comment from : @quinxx12 |
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These are monster exercises, really improves your technique, thanks a lot Comment from : @Aleshotgun |
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Nice Comment from : @BasswipeNC |
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Very nice tutorial Thanks for sharing Comment from : @StephenMcKynnley |
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I've got a question Why would you up picking the first note when you go from the second string, three notes per string, starting with downpicking? it doen't make sense Your right hand comes perfectly down for a down-picking, not an up-picking Comment from : @Kromush1995 |
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Very nice dude Comment from : @voodoolife |
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Here's something I learned and a tip for people trying to learn alternate picking When you go to alternate pick, all the movement is in the wrist not the forearm so if you get stuck trying to alternate pick on strings, move the pic to like a 45 degree angle It helps out alot! Comment from : @skullkeep3 |
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i have problems with alternate picking when i play scales lets say 1 st position g major scale and i always or in a habit of economy while changing strings but while moving from 1 st string and taking up i use alternate is economy a bad habit for that ?? please would love a advice :D Comment from : @diwashshrestha3376 |
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5:00 increase speed by 4x to enter Petrucci mode lol Comment from : @fjosip1 |
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Nice guitar! Comment from : @JoshBaumgardner |
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ew single coils :P Comment from : @victordominguez4624 |
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Damn, his fretboard is clean! Comment from : @hashtag_number9212 |
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Hey, very good website!! Very organized Comment from : @hashtag_number9212 |
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you know it's mostly a matter of habit, many guitar players would rather play some parts in economy picking, but strictly alternate picking is good for many reasons: a) the right hand moves continusly in the same way, so it's easyer to control; b) once you get the movement right it's easier to build up speed; c) it's better for beginners since it helps you keep the rhytm, in facts when you play D-U-D-D-U-D, the 2 consecutive downstroke get played closer, so the 1st one is shorter than the others Comment from : @FrancescoGambaro |
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It's more economic for your picking especially when playing fast, just think about fast songs by Satriani, Vai and Metallica, you wouldn't have time to go D,U,D D,U,D also it would feel awkward, you wanna keep the momentum going Comment from : @Tcrumpen |
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"The root" is called Ionian if we're talking shapes/modes The root is the first note Comment from : @Songwriter4God |
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Alternate picking is better for note by note improvisation, economy picking is better when playing large "known" figures Comment from : @kirkguille |
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The first is alternate picking The second is called economy picking Alternate sounds more aggressive but you can give economy picking a try and see how it works for you! Comment from : @SuperSossossos |
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I like but you talk to much!!! Comment from : @raym314 |
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Because is fastergive it a try! Comment from : @joseman43 |
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Its just different techinques It sounds different mainly, just use what you prefer and feels natural tbh :) Comment from : @menamgamg |
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Constant down up motion means that you have a constant you can practise and you can build of more momentum, and alternate picking is better for rhythmic changes
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my right hand is faster than my left hand(pick hand),,,can someone explain to me how to solve thisbad english sorry Comment from : @mikebobby7684 |
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If you play it that way, that would be considered economy picking as opposed to alternate They are just two different techniques Comment from : @mrmaybe |
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My teacher suggested economy picking but I still feel a bit slow through transitions and playing faster Comment from : @BlindFireH2O |
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I completetly agree with you man These type of "chromatic exercises" completely exposed my lack of fret/pick hand synchronization You really need to take it slow and let time and patience dictate how quick your bump up the speed After all what is fast playing if its sloppy/choppy and sounds like crap
Now lets get back to practicing alternate picking Comment from : @happytobeproud |
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its all preference mate But with strict alternate picking you pick the way he is explaining Your method is actually pretty useful itsself I love economy picking Comment from : @happytobeproud |
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I wipe mine down with cleaner and conditioner after every session, keeps the grime off and makes it stay looking like new Comment from : @uptheirons726 |
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Because its an alternate picking exercise Not an economy picking exercise Comment from : @uptheirons726 |
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Think about it After the last downstroke on the high E string you would have to do ANOTHER downstroke on the B string when you start it over again That's pretty awkward Comment from : @Moh1Z |
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i watched this video long agoreally helped my accuracy and co-ordination
i CAN play these at 200-220 bpm
trouble isi cant play runs across stringsespecially when i have to play a downstroke on the next string after and upstroke on the previous one while ascending
any help??? Comment from : @jupiter1001000 |
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once i ve been told that keeping your fretboard clean makes your strings last longer Comment from : @MakuthePOtHead |
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If u master this tecnique u tend to gain best speed and right hand indipendence Still it's pretty hard to pull out Comment from : @AlessioZozzone |
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Need this for the solo in "Trippin on a hole in a paper heart I keep "Tripping" up on that part Confusing Comment from : @Rachamacha |
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hue fingering Comment from : @RaGinGAsUrA |
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It's not really about "better" per-se You will not be able to achieve theoretical "maximum speed" with down up down down up down since you have to basically "skip" a motion with your wrist versus strict alternate picking However, if you want accents with a gallop like Metallica or a lot of Thrash bands, as much down picking as possible is the way to go It also can matter which strings you are playing on if moving from one to the other, as "inside picking" is hard to do for most players Comment from : @stippnahtan |
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love this guy great teacher Comment from : @dwill1970 |
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well not sure but for me its kinda faster to go down up down up down up coz the down up down down up down kinda makes me pause a bit, well idk thats what i think haha not really a pro XD Comment from : @supermassivedonut |
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