@strong.guitarhq: PICKING EXERCISE- 1567 Arpeggio Pattern ... This is a simple exercise that uses modes of the major scale to play arpeggios at down the fretboard. This exercise can be used to improve your- - Hand synchronization and playing clean - Alternate picking arpeggios up and down multiple strings - Understanding of modes of the major scale and how they work together The exercise uses shapes in many of the modes of the major scale, which are outlined in the video. The goal here is clean playing and hand synchronization. Play this exercise at a tempo where you can comfortably pick each note and focus on getting your hands to work together. This exercise can be adjusted to use any group of 3 strings, and fit to any scale shape. The examples in this video are all part of the G major (ionian) scale, but you can apply this logic to any 7 note scale (such as harmonic minor). A further, more in-depth explanation about this exercise and how to utilize & change it will be coming to my Patreon shortly. Happy Practicing! ... #guitarexercise #guitarlessons #guitartabs #guitarpractice #alternatepicking
