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Kristofer Dahl13th February 2008Great explanation in the spoken video David - I think this lesson will important for many aspiring sweepers! 
DeepRoots13th February 2008Nice one Dave cheers 
botoxfox13th February 2008Great stuff
SensE13th February 2008Incredible explanation. I wish this lesson should have conducted earlier on
Muris Varajic13th February 2008Well done David!!
Joe Kataldo13th February 2008cool
Batista13th February 2008Exactly what I needed now David. Nice explanation and overall a nice lesson!
at lights end13th February 2008great! just what i need.
SamJ13th February 2008Great explanation, excellent lesson. Thanks a lot!
The Uncreator13th February 2008Excellent lesson, great explanation, and your technique is flawless!
Pablo Vazquez13th February 2008Nice Lesson David!
Smikey200613th February 2008LOVE IT!
Toni Suominen13th February 2008Great lesson David, really helpful!
Fran13th February 2008Really good
bsamn13th February 2008Hey David,
How long did it take you to master it?
And tempo/speed wise, whats your limit?
Thanks
Dejan Farkas13th February 2008Excellent lesson
Stevie-Ray-Vaughn13th February 2008Very nice David, perfect timing, as Im learning to sweep
Ivan Milenkovic14th February 2008Great lesson Walli, great spopen video, and excellent neck on the parker. Keep rockin man!
Hisham Al-Sanea13th February 2008perfect job David
Nemanja Filipovic14th February 2008Gret lesson David...
Bogdan Radovic14th February 2008Excellent lesson David !!
Nick32514th February 2008just what i needed
you14th February 2008Would you recommend picking the high e string twice or just hammering on on the downstroke and pulling off on the upstroke?
Robwylde14th February 2008Kudos!
Tuubsu14th February 2008Great I just learned to sweep pretty well, and I'm sure this will help me perfect that technique
David Wallimann14th February 2008
Crazyfret14th February 2008I must admit its a cool technique.
Very well explained David.
This is going to take me a long time to learn. I've tried sweeping before but just can't seem to make any headway on it.
Juan M. Valero14th February 2008great sweeps my friend, I need to practice this lesson
Dexxter14th February 2008Nice lesson
This will help me more with the sweeping
Just need to say that when I bookmark this lesson it says that it's bookmarked. But when I click the link in my bookmarks, Pavel's "sweeping basics" lesson come up instead :/
Dexxter14th February 2008forgot to say,
it says that both lessons are bookmarked but only the link to Pavel's lesson appears :S
Melvyn14th February 2008What an amazing lesson, really helpful!
Btw,
Distinctively 
David Wallimann14th February 2008Thanks guys!
That's weird about Pavel's lesson showing up..
He has awesome lessons though, so it's not a loss! ;-)
Dexxter15th February 2008yes, I didn't mean that. It's just that I can't have both lessons bookmarked, cause they're both great
Maximus15th February 2008Great explanation David.
shideru_guitar16th February 2008this is good. it is just that when u get it wrong with the hands it does get a bit discouraging!
but i will press on!
how could i put this to a metronome?
at the 40bpm lol?
kyldeee22nd February 2008This is an awesome lesson David Very helpful... just what I needed, thanks
hamerhead2nd March 2008Sweep picking - one of my five Achilles heels! Great lesson; this one could be bookmarked for a while...
D-loader7th March 2008Very nice lesson good for practicing to build up a good synch between the left/right hand
Danilo Capezzuto19th March 2008Good lesson.
Carlos Carrillo31st March 2008good Job David!!!
nice lesson!!!
Melodicintenions4th April 2008wheres the broom need to sweep some more dirty pickups you naughty things you lol keep up the good work Dave!
BJJSchecter22nd April 2008I am swept away! Awesome David!
Casper21st May 2008Great exercise david!
Casper21st May 2008Just having a little trouble with the chords bleeding through
Casper21st May 2008<---- me that is hahaha not you at all
chmilew23rd May 2008Jeez, the difficulty level of this lesson is noted 4 of 10.
I'll definitely give a 8 or 9 for this one !
Anyway, i'm still practicing this lesson and won't give up until i got it !
(Great Explanation Mister Wallimann )
sigma721st June 2008would using a metrenome synchronize the left hand with the right?
sigma75th August 2008duh!
Halle12th August 2008Great lesson David, I will definitely work on this.
AlexLion27th September 2008Perfect explanation, i`m glad that we have such lesson:) good thing to start from.
playaxeman21st November 2008Hi David,
Thx great teaching.
Now i understand how to sweep
and it is hard :-(
What are the chords i play the arpeggio's in starting from the 17 th position?
playaxeman21st November 2008Hi David
I asked IN THE PRVIOUS POST
"What are the chords i play the arpeggio's in starting from the 17 th position?
But i have figured it out:
17--> Dmaj
15--> Cmaj
14--> Bmin
12--> AMaj
10--> Gmaj
9 --> F# Min
7 --> Emin
5 --> Dmaj
David Wallimann22nd November 2008So sorry I missed your question, glad you got it though! :-)
Jessy2nd January 2009Hello !
Does it possible to have the playbacks to pratice without internet connection ?
I work on your Sweeping Basics and Triad Arpeggios Lesson. I'm new here and i don't know how i can ask you that. I try here.
Regards.
Skatastic6th January 2009hey, this is my first foray into sweeping, and this has been a great help so far.=D
I noticed that the shape is the same as the open c chord, is that any way related or just a coincidence?
thanks.
David Wallimann7th January 2009
RHOADS9917th January 2009Nice lesson Dave!
David Wallimann17th January 2009Thanks man! Glad you like it!
MigeZ25th February 2009Nice lesson and the explanation is just awsome. Helped me a lot thanks man
Bluezone30th March 2009Great lesson thanks. I'm a pretty intermediate/advanced player (although mainly blues/rock) My problem with this stuff is the turn around parts of the sweep. I can seem to get them nice and clean if I go slow, and funny enough, if I go fast, I just can't seem to get an intermediate speed, and the fast can sound sloppy at times..Any advice?
Alexiaden935th May 2009Really helpful lesson, David. Sweeping is coming I could work a great deal on !
Alexiaden936th May 2009Typo alert ! I meant "something" 
David Wallimann6th May 2009
Alexiaden9321st May 2009
Buddha Long15th July 2009This lesson is very humbling. I feel like I have hooves, not hands. Great explanation - you can say the word "synchronization" but not "distinctly"? Great lesson, this will take some real work.
MikaEl Calafat28th August 2009VERy VEry Good!
is just what im looking for!
kaznie_NL29th June 2010Lvl4? cool chops man!
Aleksander Sukovic2nd July 2010Anyone who wishes to learn sweeping should not skip this lesson Great one, David!
