Kristofer Dahl22nd March 2010Great stuff Lian. I personally think that a cool arrangement of an exercise makes it so much more enjoyable.
Stephane Lucarelli22nd March 2010Cool lesson & arrangement Lian!
Adrian Figallo22nd March 2010this is perfect for me to start on sweeps, will check it out
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Dennizzz11922nd March 2010This looks fairly easy, very important to me because I suck at sweeping, ith will be a nice exercise for me
kaznie_NL22nd March 2010Hey Lian, I guess this is good for every guitarist! Thanks man
Gerardo Siere22nd March 2010Nice arrangement on a very useful excersice.
Chowy Fernandez22nd March 2010very productive lesson lian, it´s perfect to start paying this kind of things!
Lian Gerbino22nd March 2010Great stuff Lian. I personally think that a cool arrangement of an exercise makes it so much more enjoyable.
thanks a lot Kris!
Cool lesson & arrangement Lian!
thanks man!this is perfect for me to start on sweeps, will check it out .
wow, nice to hear that man! I think sweeps look more difficult than they really are, so good luck with this lesson!This looks fairly easy, very important to me because I suck at sweeping, ith will be a nice exercise for me
nice to hear that man, ask for whatever you need!Hey Lian, I guess this is good for every guitarist! Thanks man
thank you man!!!Nice arrangement on a very useful excersice.
Thanks Gera!very productive lesson lian, it´s perfect to start paying this kind of things!
thank man!
Bogdan Radovic22nd March 2010Great exercise lesson Lian! Reminds me a little of Super Mario theme
heheh This is surly a fun way to practice sweeps! - Lian Gerbino22nd March 2010Great exercise lesson Lian! Reminds me a little of Super Mario theme heheh This is surly a fun way to practice sweeps!
hahaha, funny!!! 
Marek Rojewski22nd March 2010So this are the two basic major and minor triad chord sweeps - if I am right.
Now I just need to learn what major/minor chords are in a major/minor scale, and then I will be able to use those two shapes?
shatterd22nd March 2010I think I will like this lesson...but why did you decide to do it tuned down 1/2 step?
Laszlo Boross22nd March 2010Sounds cool and very useful! Great lesson Lian!
Daniel Realpe22nd March 2010It's great to have a technique laid down on a piece of music like,
I know this is going to help a lot of people interested in improving or learning their sweeps
zoom23rd March 2010Great lesson lian! Looking forward to this one
sounds cool!
Zsolt Galambos23rd March 2010Awesome lesson for beginners! And wery clean
Emir Hot24th March 2010great lesson Lian. Many who want to learn sweeping will love this one
NoSkill25th March 2010This is an excellent sweeping exercise to add to my study of arpeggios. Thanks, Lian!
- Lian Gerbino25th March 2010
thanks to everybody
Marcus Siepen25th March 2010I prefer minor...
Cool lesson Lian
Christophe25th March 2010Cool ! Maybe I'll get the technique of sweep picking with your lesson cause I'm stuck with it :|
I prefer Minor arpeggios they look much more agressive and dark- Lian Gerbino26th March 2010I think I will like this lesson...but why did you decide to do it tuned down 1/2 step?
thanks for your comment man, I will make a GP file in standard tuning and will upload to my forum. I PM you when it be done.I prefer minor... Cool lesson Lian
thanks Marcus, I prefer minor as wellCool ! Maybe I'll get the technique of sweep picking with your lesson cause I'm stuck with it :|
I prefer Minor arpeggios they look much more agressive and dark
yeah, totally agree! thanks for your comment man 
Piotr Kaczor26th March 2010Very useful stuff, Lian!
- Lian Gerbino30th March 2010Very useful stuff, Lian!
thank you man! - Christophe23rd August 2010
Grrr after hours of training with this lesson I can't get it precise and clear
How meter is your pick ? Because my thumb touches all the time the strings when I sweep down. - Lian Gerbino30th August 2010
I'm using these since 2002! I use the white one, but I make some modifications on it...
http://www.westfieldguitar.co.uk/westfield...tex%20Sharp.jpg
I make it a bit shorter by cutting a little from both sides.
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Hi there, and welcome to a new lesson.
This lesson is completely focused on beginners who want to learn this very useful technique called Sweep Picking.
in this lesson we´ll play many arpeggios in every note of a scale, A-B-C-D-E-F-G- but, each chord will be played out of one particular scale. So, at first, we play all major arpeggios for each note, and then, all minor arpeggios for each note.
Pay attention on timing, and learn the lesson in slow tempo. You can increase tempo as you want it, but remember: whatever be the tempo you will be working on this, the goal is to play it well, not only at high speed.
What an arpeggio is: An arpeggio is a group of notes which are played one after the other, either going up or going down. All the notes belong to one chord.
I hope you like this lesson!
Take it step by step and have fun!
Stay close! -
Lian
Tempo: 170 Bpm.
Guitar Tune: Down 1/2 stepEb|1st|---High string-----| Bb|2nd|-------------------| Gb|3rd|-------------------| Db|4th|-------------------| Ab|5th|-------------------| Eb|6th|---Low string -----|
I’ve used the POD xt to rec this lesson. You’ll find my presets on my board ;)
If you have any problems let me know.
Stay close! -
Lian
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