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These arpeggio exercises are currently in my daily practice routine. I play the full program every day which takes me like 45 minutes and then I go for the mode exercises which I practice with different types of picking technique which are circle picking and tremolo picking on different speeds. This takes another 45 minutes of my daily practice work.

View File Arpeggio Bootcamp Here you find a whole series of arpeggio exercises which represent all you can do if you want to enter the world of arpeggio's used as a tool in your soloing. These exercises are extremely demanding so I strongly recommend that you plan a few months of practice work for them. Even they seem to be very hard I recommend these exercises also for intermediate players because with these exercises you also learn where the chord notes of a specific chord all are which helps you a lot in your slow hand solo where you want to figure out the target notes which in fact are the notes from the arpeggio's. The exercises are showing you the diatonic triads of A, E and C type chords. Also crosscheck these exercises with your exercises of modes. The modes exercises are in the shape of the A and E type chords At the end you find the same arpeggio's with sweep picking technique which I only recommend for advanced players if you want to go for speed. They take a lot of practice work and are only recommended when you play guitar on a daily basis. Submitter admin Submitted 08/07/2023 Category Theory & Exercises

Checking the stats of the current tutorial " Old Love ( Eric Clapton ) makes me really happy. For once I hit one again which goes a bit viral. Already on 2.8K views after less then 24 hours. It has been a while since I had such a video.... :-) You are not seeing the acutall numbers - that one is only visible in the YouTube analyics. It looks like this tutorial has been posted somewhere in a larger guitar community which creates all these views. Lets see how long it will last.