It's Arpeggi O' Clock - Time for some String Skipping Arpeggios

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[@cornycornhole]

how did you keep a straight face saying the username, Rick? love these arpeggios - thanks tons

[@RickGraham]

About 50 takes haha

[@racerx3065]

that's a beautiful arpeggio arrangement Rick, thanks for slowing it down!

[@ironskater121]

when you pick you look so relaxed, I know you economy pick, but you should show us some exercises to practice for economy picking. Would like to see how fast you can alternate tho :)

[@511chaddy]

these are come of the coolest arps ive heard in a while. very cool !!

[@lesfrithdidier2745]

Good lesson! Sounds great ! Thanks.

[@TutorialesMezclaMastering]

Awesome Hipnotice arpeggios!

[@PyroShredder982]

Love the harmonic character of this

[@zhengyongkoh]

beautiful lick

[@thatpeterboy]

that section is just incredible!

[@angeljavier479]

Great Job Rick Im loving it

[@290mira]

Great lesson Rick ,all clearly explained

[@BuyingScratchoffsFTW]

This is Awesome

[@ArvelleWhitaker]

The thumbs up at the end kills me LOL!!!!

[@giansartorioficial]

È Rick você coloca fogo na guitarra 1! rsrsrs Parabens...estou ligado 100% nos seus videos.. diretamente do Barsil...

[@DetBlirSkitBra]

You're the best, Rick. Ridiculously good, haha

[@metalmikebot]

Great lesson as always Rick, thank you!

[@511chaddy]

im goanna have a blast with theese. these are deffinately worth spending the time to chill and and memorize. possibilities are endless with these arps. Thanks Rick !! I need some new riffs like these to inspire me. Ive been writing billboard style pop for a few years on my midi guitar, and dont get to play too many solos. But Artist are asking for them again recently. Finally guitar is on its way back . yeah !!

[@Harbaksh1234]

Minge nosher really liked this particular 'lick'! Haha..

[@KingTabor]

Video quality/editing has improved a lot! Congrats!

[@100roberthenry]

nice, i used a looper to get the tempo and put the backing down ...refreshingly nice skipping licks, i keep jumping into lydian on the G-Bb...which is a nice alternative too..cheers rick subbed. rob.

[@NoemiTerrasi]

nice video Rick. love theese Arpeggios. \m/

[@nylonsteel]

Love this sequence ! TY. Being rusty ,which is alot lately lol, this and your other vids help my lazy chops in gear

[@jaggercontreras9270]

Thnx, Rick.., cool.. L A, California

[@metalvocalistwanted]

Sick stuff Rick!! \m/

[@Reneguitario]

That backing track is glorious

[@nickantonino]

very creative

[@7thString84]

Subscribed immediately! :) Wow, you are a killer of a player! Man man man... wuhuu! Since you seem to respond on requests here and there, maybe I could finally get a chance... Even after 16 years of (serious) playing, I still struggle with the vibrato on the lower strings (downward motion). My fingers and wrist seem to work against each other and I don´t get the perfect mix of strength and looseness. This ends up in unconstant motions and detuned pitches. After 3 hours of practice, it gets much better. But that couldn´t be the aim. So please... Is it possible to make a short tutorial about that (more basic) technique and good ways to practise it in a senseful way? I just can find lessons for the upward motion. But that I can do nearly since I picked up the guitar. Thanks and rock on! :)

[@ESPSJ]

Damn, you're a good teacher.

[@imperfectsguitarsounds]

With that hat we can call you.... Riccardo The GodFather from Sicily. My land by the way! Great playing as always! Bye!

[@SkYjAcKeR666]

Reminds me a lot of Waves by Guthrie

[@josshlegg8647]

yeah it has the same sound

[@Waynescottguitar]

Beast :) ,Minge nosher...Now why didn't i think of that? .

[@stephencraig8578]

that lick @ 5:32 is great! Do you have any videos on those types ?

[@frankb8616]

sweet

[@sayakpaul3152]

Could you giver some hint on your tone? This is just marvelous! :)

[@GhostsNSt00f]

hey rick, please please please please do some more classical guitar videos :)

[@Dkmgshred]

how would you analyze the chord progression in terms of roman numerals or is it modal?

[@JackGardiner]

Filthy as usual mate. Minge Nosher... Ahaha!

[@PrestonSmithsMusic]

Mind blowing. Liked, shared, and subscribed. Well, subscribed a while ago, but hey. :D

[@myworstenemy680]

This is much easier to follow if you know all your modes. It looks like the key of G? Is that the correct term?

[@334917]

I want to know anything cleaner than your left hand move. Sick!!

[@veilofpaya]

has this esp model not been released yet? would really like to get my hands on one.

[@TheGodlessGuitarist]

Rick, what kind of practice shedule did you use to develop your skills? Could you do a breakdown? I'd rather hear what you actually did than what you think should be done if that's ok.

[@DinarKutliakhmetov]

Hi Rick! Can you give a backing track? Or where i can buy this?

[@000Skill]

Sir how can i get that backing you used in?

[@ThePowersThatBeef]

Minge Nosher, do you have any videos? :-)

[@Rishabhgreenday]

Sounds like periphery! (^_^') :D

[@themovieguy6968]

could somebody please tell me which key is this in ?

[@Xanerix]

I'm getting a final fantasy feel from this.

[@ivorlongshot]

I missed you in those 24hrs 😢

[@CavernousVaults]

Could someone tab this out, by any small chance?

[@pitakebabinkosto]

I luv u

[@jamesrobinson529]

It's only been 24 hours, but we still missed ya! Is there any way that you could clone yourself so that we could get incredible tutorials in 12 hour intervals?

[@shredbert]

You should do a cover of a Jeff Loomis song. Like miles of machines.

[@MrWalalaa]

holy shit. how advanced are the people who watch rick's videos? i see this and i want to cry. ive been playing for 5 years i feel i only played for less than 1 year. I cant even fucking write a song. help!

[@7thString84]

Don´t worry! 5 years are not that much! Don´t put yourself too much under pressure. Many, many, many things develop automatically by time! I know your feeling! Even after 16 years, this is really hard! Remember, that guitarists like Rick play since 25 - 40 years! ;)

[@Guitaristguy]

+MrWalalaa Don't stress too much about it. Just keep practicing. Learning is something that happens through out your entire life.

[@santoshbaskey]

Hi Rick I really liked your video tutorial. But it could be much better if you could provide TAB too. Because it's hard to catch up for the beginner's.

[@borgan1964]

Nice comment,,24 our,,ha ha ha

[@themovieguy6968]

could somebody please tell me which key is this in ?

[@dannybrown3870]

G major