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Melodicintenions4th April 2008Zakk also uses this technique I never knew how it worked I had a book that explained that but not like you did def one of the best instructors around we'll have one eyed guitar god freaks if you keep up work like that! lol well they aint freaks they just lost one eye jk lol
Danilo Capezzuto28th February 2008Good lesson.
Carlos Carrillo22nd February 2008Hey David!!!Great lesson..very cool!!!
bill chalmers17th September 2007As a new member, I am inspired and encouraged by lessons of this calibre - great stuff. Keep it up.
Nick3255th September 2007yay the tab link is working
Gustavo31st August 2007we r 2 
Josiah14th August 2007Thanks David, The "tab" link isnt working for me,
anyone else having this problem?
Nick3259th August 2007nice lesson
The Uncreator9th August 2007Excellent Lesson David, I love it as always!
Muris Varajic9th August 2007Great economy David,well done again!!
Gabriel Leopardi9th August 2007Hey Wallimann! I love lydian mode!
Nice lesson!
David Wallimann9th August 2007Sorry guys.. I realized that I forgot to upload the Guitar Pro file and I deleted it from my harddrive...
I'll write it again today and it should be uploaded later today.
Sorry!
Xranthoius9th August 2007Very unique, i love you style sounds just like the most recent tapping lesson you did! 
Pavel9th August 2007Nicely done David! You have totally your own style in progressions and making phrases so it's very recognizable!
Good work! 
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Sweep picking, Frank Gambale, Notes per string, Scale patterns, Modes, Modal, Learning scales, Learning the fretboard, A Lydian, Picking exercise, Sweep
Economy picking is a very effective way to play fast without overdoing it. Every movement in economy picking is calculated so that all the superfluous is eliminated.
The rule is to play alternate picking always except when playing two notes on adjacent strings.
Whenever this happens, we will use sweeping to continue the movement started. In other words, if you are playing a note down and need to play the next string, you will continue to play down...
This technique might seem complicated at first and might require some preperation to organize your licks so that the sweep is possible, but after a while it gets natural and you'll be able to play with economy picking without having to think about it.
This lesson is in A Lydian. I provided 4 backing tracks at different speeds for you to work over. For further information, I recommend checking out Franck Gambale who is one of the masters of that technique.
I hope you have fun learning this!
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