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Emir Hot3rd February 2010haha man this is crazy good 
Well done
Sensible Jones3rd February 2010Awesome!! I can see that I'll have about 20 years or so before I can get there!!! 
Piotr Kaczor3rd February 2010Awesome technique, Santiago! Great lesson as always
Bogdan Radovic3rd February 2010Great lesson Santiago!
kaznie_NL3rd February 2010Ouch, too hard... 
Very cool composition man, I need some work to be able to play that 
haha!
HACHOOO***Beginner sweep lesson pls ****SNEEZE
Ivan Milenkovic3rd February 2010great melodic patterns that sound awesome when played at this tempo.
Shime4th February 2010Reality check: why is Difficulty set at only 7? :-)
Dazzling.
Zsolt Galambos5th February 2010Incredibly clean man Congrats
Lian Gerbino5th February 2010awesome lesson man!
Laszlo Boross7th February 2010Very skilled and perfectly clean!Nice job! 
Alexiaden937th February 2010WOW ! I am so going to start sweeping ! It's so much easier on the piano :'( xD
*instantly bookmarks*
Stephane Lucarelli9th February 2010Impressive arpeggios Santiago!
Santiago Diaz Garces11th February 2010Thank you so much guys!!. I'm really glad you liked it
thefireball11th April 2010nice sweeps!
In this new lesson we will go on with the series about Jason Becker, but in this case we will use the sweep picking technique aplicated to 7th arpeggios. In this type of exercises we should take into account that the sweep is a technique in which it is very difficult to control the rhythmic figure. So we should work very slowly and knowing this details.
