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Gwazi14th June 2008Awesome you gave me a great idea to get my string skipping up to date
boni4210th May 2008Kris love the exercises and the website. Keep em coming.Website gets better all the time.
Carlos Carrillo6th May 2008very nice man!!!!
Kristofer Dahl21st December 2007Hey steel - I might occasionally throw in a pull off when the pinky and index is playing on the same string!
Steelkonsum21st December 2007Really neat and yes they go right into practice.
However on video 2 and 4, just a clarification - you hammer on all notes (except when you tap), correct?
Soul_Decision18th September 2007Wow 2 years.....I refuse to believe it will take that long....
MattE17th September 2007Very nice lesson!
Definitely going to implement these into my daily practice routine 
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Play the exercise with strictly alternate picking, 16th notes (four notes per beat).
Mastering this kind of technique means a lot of challenges. The most obvious is: developping clean/controlled speed. In order to this it is exteremely important not to push youreslf to the higher speeds - as this will give you an uncontrolled technique. Instead practice the exercise at a tempo where you feel completely comfortable.
Once you have mastered this (usually takes a couple of years), you will find playing the lick to the metronome is one thing and playing it in an improvisation/solo is a whole other thing. You should therefore, from day one, try to improvise with the lick - even if you feel you are far from your "goal speed".
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