Learn How To Sweep Pick In 5 Minutes

[@billcoutts9107]

Steve you're a master at explaining and demonstrating , this makes a huge difference for us, thanks a million .

[@rnichol22]

By far one of the best teachers out there

[@BoostedGrayVQ]

Brother this is the closest I have ever been! Thank you!

[@Hiro.the.God.]

Going to be playing around with this today. Thank you.

[@MrLouisfine]

How are you doing? This is the BEST video about sweeping on KZbin. Thank you very much.

[@davespin9034]

My guitar teacher from around 1984 taught these as triads. They can sound amazing as you walk your way up and down the neck. Focus on clean. Break your diatonic scales apart and build these. Fun! Thank you!

[@AleX-ux2qz]

You just got me inspired to finish the solo from No more tears by Zakk. I can play the thing decently, but I almost gave up on those sweeps in the end. Thanks Steve!

[@ilikeblackguitars]

Awesome this lesson makes sense thank you

[@ASH_IRIN]

the best lessons ❤❤ thank you so much Steve ❤❤❤❤

[@edh2524]

Thank you. This was the best explanation for sweeping I seen.

[@michaelnicholas2417]

Great lesson... thanks!

[@RichardSteele-tl1bu]

Good teacher he is proficient at alp aspects of guitar.A maestro

[@jeffjolliereticulatedpytho5962]

Thanks really helpful

[@GuitarBySamMartinez]

Thanks Steve...

[@lamotte86]

Great!

[@tomcostello85]

Great lesson!

[@Smansteel]

I’m working on the solo to No More Tears and it has a bit at the end that incorporates this technique. Thank you!

[@why67152]

Nice job dude!! I will try this tomorrow...

[@JeffMountainPicker]

Good tip; thanks! I use that Portable D shape a lot in my playing. It's very handy. Starting with pinky on A-12, it's an open C shape spliced with a D shape.

[@tonyengel7124]

Awesome 👍👏😎

[@davidvanberkel5599]

Awesome lesson..you explain great😮 great guitarist Steve👍👍

[@grizzltooth9386]

Thanks Steve, great intro to sweep picking. Figured I’d come here to try get better at Lepper Messiah solo

[@4randosutube]

That sounds like the Woody Woodpecker theme. I have not advanced enough to try sweep picking yet but its good to know. I will make this one of my practice exercises so I will be more ready when I get there.

[@donlee9989]

It really sounds like woody woodpecker laughing.😂

[@laytonturpin864]

Lmao!

[@markusmaurer8384]

Don't wait too long. Learning to Sweep will teach you a lot of fretboard theory 😉🙂

[@4randosutube]

@@markusmaurer8384 I hear ya. I do mess around with it. There are so many techniques to develop I can literally spend 2+ hours on just the techniques I know about. I need to practice the songs I’ve learned at some point.

[@oafleming]

​@markusmaurer8384 how so? 🤔

[@GodsStoryteller]

Thanks.

[@Kuzzowy]

4:38 Still DRE, Awwwww Yeaaaaah!

[@jimyounger9490]

Love the videos and your method of teaching. Am so looking forward to joining guitar zoom. Gotta get my guitar first , lol.

[@Manchestertreblewinners]

Is it similar to when you rake the strings

[@sole__doubt]

Still gives me the most trouble of all the picking techniques. I just cant do it cleanly. Thanks for the help Steve maybe this time it will click. \m/

[@maddog7012]

if i miss a note i instantly want to down pick it. I need to learn to keep playing through my screwups instead of stopping right away..

[@KHGuitars]

I like Steve Stine

[@DavidChadderton-g7d]

Thanks Steve. Another weapon in my armoury.

[@m.thephilosopher]

It sounds really funny when you say: You get 4 notes for the price of 2 ..... I didn't know that you have to pay for every single note! 🤣🤣🤣haha joke, but the video is very instructive even for advanced users, keep it up!

[@jeffrobodeenyehcmon5925]

Alot of Gilmour stuff is sweeping. I dig it.

[@dragonshead8527]

Nice

[@matthewearl9824]

I keep hearing woody woodpecker's laugh when you're sweeping.

[@robertryanmason1209]

Steve is your picking hand supposed to rest on the guitar, rest on the strings, or hover over the strings when doing scales/solos? Ty

[@maddog7012]

33 years old and i guess i'll start sweeping now haha. Thanks Steve!

[@porkfied]

Try at 69 years old that is me ,lol.I did leave off at around 1963 on a electric guitar at 8 years old playing and read the notes to Old Macdonald had a farm ,hopefully I can learn before I die,lol.I just built a 3 string guitar box guitar kit and that was fun.

[@ARieLvsCutTaRi]

final countdown solo is a good practice

[@DomingoCaro-h5v]

Hi how are you rock on dude l am learning to play guitar basic power chords

[@laytonturpin864]

Diggin your chair. Got one like it in black. You into racing? I’m a sportsman drag racer myself.

[@CarlWinter-oy8uf]

Steve --have failed at sweep picking --20 yrs now --can I hold a C MAJOR Barre chord --then sweep the pick up & down the strings ?---Or do I have to learn to arpeggiate each note ?-yuk !

[@aggzish]

Its the guitar equivalent of the really fast double kick ,stomp slide technique. Which you get 2 hits but only lift you leg once That save you masses of wasted energy.

[@SoulRemedyOrg]

I tried a couple sweep picking videos over the past year and just couldnt get it.... Felt so hard for my fingers. I got this methods basics down in just a few minutes. It felt so much easier just focusing on 2 strings then adding a string at time instead of learning on all 6 strings at once. Thanks so much for your method here, this is excellant!

[@bruce5168]

Thanks bud! Yngwie I hate you lol 😂

[@cbb976]

You are a phenominal instructor. Equal parts encouraging and technical. You make it all seem possible.

[@Jamescreaney]

Thumbnail shows tabs but there are no tabs. Groovy.

[@wesleyc.4937]

Woody Woodpecker!

[@Mr.K2022]

Erm actually it’s 7 minutes ☝️🤓

[@Camthefatmann]

this didn’t help at all, is it just me?

[@420247milo]

Yeah

[@K3nseiii]

@@420247miloLOL

[@UkPowerful]

yes, just you mate. it ok tho. nobody will judge you here.

[@jindogomez]

yes you suck 😂 just joking, i try this for a long time and i still cant coordinate left and right hand. the timing has to be so precise to do this fast...

[@ilovedirtFL]

Practice

[@derwienernuts]

7 minute video :/

[@KAZVorpal]

I guess it's not surprising, that somebody who thinks the sterile Jazz rain of notes of Allan Holdsworth cannot be questioned, would not understand that Jimmy Page is great, in part, because Precision is an inferiority in guitar playing, ending music in general. You also seemed unaware of his history pre LED zeppelin, when he played more important records coming out of London than anyone else, as a session musician.