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Sweep Picking, Lesson By Gabriel Leopardi
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Farine54
Jan 3 2023, 08:12 PM
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Original lesson: Sweep Picking by Gabriel Leopardi

Hello, here is the recording of my work, and also my first sweep picking. The tempo is at 80bpm, like the exercises played by Gab and not like the backing track which is at 100bpm (I now know who should play exactly like the instructor :) )

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Monica Gheorghev...
Jan 3 2023, 10:05 PM
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Hi Olivier!

Your first sweep picking take sounds very promising. Don't worry, you played at the same BPM as Gab, so your take it can qualify for grading.

Let's point out some of the details that need more work.

0:27 - 0:39 ; 0:51 - 1:02 and 1:15 - 1:26 - Playing the sweeps at a slow tempo is much harder than playing at a fast tempo. Be very careful because in these spots you have moments when you don't keep a good sweep motion. It looks and sounds more like a typical pick "jumping". No matter of the tempo, all you need to do is to push the pick until it falls on the next string. In this way, you will have a perfect sweep motion.

You have some moments where you have some timing issues (0:45 - 0:47)

1:05 - 1:14 - Try to add a little more force to your pinky finger when you make the pull off. All the notes should sound very equal (volume wise).

1:33 - 1:39 - This part needs additional work to make it sound clear and clean. 

If you want a new sweep lesson, I recommend to you this one:
https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Beginn...weep-Picking-2/

I'm sure you can fix all the issues that I pointed out. You get a 7 from me.

Keep up your awesome work!

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Kristofer Dahl
Jan 4 2023, 11:12 PM
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Nice,

Overall this is very cool - and your attention to detail / precision is impressive. The only real way to great tone when playing fast is to have killer tone when playing slow - and this is exactly how you achieve it!

What Monica said about consistent sweeping motion at a slow tempo is the critical feedback here - as this is not only a central element of the lesson topic, but a necessity to reach those crazy sweeping speeds.

I understand it can be tempting to use standard picking technique, as it actually sounds better at slow tempos. But if you are looking to master sweeping it's the wrong approach.

Keep up the killer work mate 👊

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Jan 24 2023, 09:53 AM
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