Learn Sweep Picking - How to SHRED teh ArPegGiO [Guitar Lesson]

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Learn to sweep pick through arpeggios with these 4 simple patterns. At 5:58, the last note of the tab is WRONG and should say 10, not 12.
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[@SignalsMusicStudio]

00:42 - Technique 03:59 - Sweep Exercise 05:30 - Gm7 Arp shape 06:50 - teh shred 07:09 - Gm7 with Legato 08:13 - m13 09:28 - final thoughts Also please forgive the weird video and green screen glitches as I continue to improve and iron out what my video setup will be. I had to record this twice and still am not happy with the final product but wanted to get a lesson up asap!

[@Majestyk_Goose_Games]

@5:58 u said 13 11 10 but tabbed 13 11 12

[@SignalsMusicStudio]

ahhhhhhhhh you're right! I put that correction in the video description, thank you! It should be 10. I have to be more careful with my transcriptions

[@dominantpersona3326]

Signals Music Studio can you tackle Meshuggah's polyrhythm for us?

[@amitleshed]

Don’t worry about the green screen, you’re awesome anyway!

[@bacicinvatteneaca]

The orange text said a lot of werid things too

[@Zach-sm1cx]

Your voice sounds like you could be a radio host

[@ColossalZonko]

he reminds me of Obama for some reason

[@ethanherrera1552]

De Potter M. true lol

[@PZMaTTy]

same here, but 2:11 am one year later

[@profd65]

@sploofmonkey STFU, moron.

[@harrystarr4060]

From the 50's

[@QuasaR-Majd-Ali]

Aside from guitar techniques and the great videos Man anyone can be called a teacher but few are really able to teach You're inspiring dude Keep up the good stuff👍 Cheers 🍻

[@skylarmccloud4080]

@GenderRollsN' honeybutter Spreads what he learned and shreds everything else.

[@55ou812]

true story, he is very very good huh?

[@Exploshi]

Simp

[@NorthGermanic]

True.

[@BaldPerspective]

Drink responsibly & only if you are legally old enough lol

[@devondey8724]

I’m not nitpicking, I just want to save frustration for later viewers. This video has helped me IMMENSELY with this technique, but I had to rewatch the videos many many times because I just wasn’t getting it. On the 3-string sweep you start with, the tabs you provide are not the same as what you’re playing, and what you’re playing is definitely way easier to do. Your tabs went “12-11-10-13-11-12” (on the respective strings, but I can’t write tabs in a comment) but in reality you played “12-11-10-13-11-10” then repeat. That 10th fret on the g string was a GAME CHANGER when I finally realized it. So much easier to play and pick up speed when you don’t have to double pick the same note.

[@wutang36genders]

It's 2AM and I'm practicing (butchering) arpeggios. Someone send help, I think I've finally cracked.

[@aaronoregano5927]

E Crews Go to bed and try again with a refreshed mind. It helps a lot more than people say

[@BetaBreaking]

No, keep going till you break. That's how I mastered sweeping

[@pepe_152]

1:44am rn ill play till i break

[@wheelie63]

no, that is completely normal.......sleep later.

[@nick6ix]

How are you now 2 years later? 😁

[@erivers71]

Best guitar teacher on the internet. Period. Absolute genius....I mean the way Jake explains these complicated techniques is just genius.

[@wesleyalan9179]

erivers71 ...i like this guy and paul davids and claus levon and there are a few more, but those are my favorite ones

[@dgaz3057]

have a clear voice that sounds like a tire commercial helps tool

[@xtremeshredder]

Great video. You are an excellent teacher and humble which in the ego centric guitar world is a breath of fresh air. The basic sweep technique using your arm was the most important thing I learned. Thankyou and keep on shredding!

[@homeworldmusic]

Yes, great observation. Easier to park your arm, but moving the arm is the key. Did not appreciate that until I saw this video.

[@hydorah]

The magnetism of that microphone is so strong it creates a gravitational field that distorts his face. That's science that is

[@j.hateshisjob5137]

hydorah You can't create a gravitational field unless you have some sort of extra-terrestrial shit no one knows about. You could literally bend light as well as time.

[@shoof_5839]

@@j.hateshisjob5137 everything creates a "gravitational field", or a bend in spacetime

[@jemzomaclain]

@@j.hateshisjob5137 everything has a gravitational field of some size bro how do you think planets have gravity I mean there's no "special technology" in them

[@yeemaster1295]

pretty sure its the green screen that's distorting idk tho, maybe your right

[@tripod4482]

Great lessons. You seem like a very humble person.

[@MrMetalhorse]

Why am I watching this? I can't even play smoke on the water. Great video anyway. I'm not that bad actually

[@SignalsMusicStudio]

Mr. Metalhorse hahaha if it makes you feel any better I don't know that song past the main riff... and thanks!

[@MrMetalhorse]

Signals Music Studio Haha. Someday I'll be able to sweep pick... Someday.

[@JohnnyFoodstamp]

I was thinking the same thing. I play ukulele. haha

[@ML-xp1kp]

Signals Music Studio GDG GDG GDG GDG GDG FCF G There, now you know.

[@leonardsullivan]

Thats exactly what wil eventually make you better! You are looking ahead and looking to the future limits of your playing, instead of remaining complacent with where you are at now! You might not know it now but that's the way to do it! Cheers!

[@loamguitar]

Bro I just saw this! Thanks so much for the rep

[@SignalsMusicStudio]

Keep slaying \m/

[@SithuAye]

Wonderwall is my favourite song of yours Liam

[@loamguitar]

Can you believe how many copies it sold? Crazy

[@SignalsMusicStudio]

was really disappointed when u guys didn't play Champagne Supernova in Chicago

[@loamguitar]

We decided to go for the bold route and play Wonderwall 8 times in a row - not everybody was satisfied but the true fans loved it

[@FightDelight2009]

Thanx a lot for the muting strings part! There are so many really good instructional videos about sweep arpeggios around, but nearly ALL of them miss this part. And in terms of motivation, which for me comes out of a good tone, this is crucial. Very nice!

[@DMidNyte]

One of the first techniques I wanted to learn that got me playing guitar, and it's still eludes me. But your instructions are top-notch as always. Hopefully when I practice to this I might finally get some success. Thank you

[@LoveMostHigh]

You made my heart drop when i thought you said Liam Gallagher was sweep picking. This video was worth it just for that !! Haha

[@GaryEverson]

This is by far the best introduction to sweep picking arpeggios on KZbin. There is just enough information to keep you busy, without being bored. Always great content.

[@kjsebestyen]

i was going to leave a comment but this sums it up perfectly

[@Chrysophasme]

6:05 Little mistake in the tabs (last one should be 10)

[@CharlesHess]

His screen instruction persona is very separated from his normal personality. He could easily get voiceover work.

[@homeworldmusic]

Beautiful lesson man, I especially like that you use the word "difficult" to clue us in to the concept that it takes effort!

[@leonardvaivada9046]

To play that well and understand music the way he does he has to be some where around 100 years old. You have to figure that he practiced for 95 years at least.

[@haf816r]

Leonard Vaivada I'd say you're exactly right, 95 years.. lol!

[@EclecticEssentric]

He started young, when human brains still work. I started at almost 20, and 30 years later, I'm finally past novice and onto amateur. :) I wish that I was joking...

[@dutchdykefinger]

@@EclecticEssentric QFT started out at 18, 37 now i'm pretty good at legato, that's about it i'll never get this sweeping thing, at least not the muting part doing upstrokes :') i did learn a lot of new stuff when i dropped the pick and picked up fingerstyle though, my timing has improved dramatically :')

[@EclecticEssentric]

@@dutchdykefinger Good to hear! I've actually come a long way in the last 3 months, I'm finally on the path forward, but I wish that I tried this hard 20 years ago...but I didn't have awesome youtube teachers back then. Remember paying $15-20 bucks for a 15 minute "lesson" that taught so little? Ugh. Good luck and happy playing!

[@dutchdykefinger]

​@@EclecticEssentric haha that's brutal i guess it was even more monetizable back in the 80s and early 90s when you still had these sick virtuosos in the charts, everyone wanted to be a guitar god no internet either indeed... i member those days, just didn't play guitar yet :P i started in '99, when nu-metal was already a thing, the average level of guitar playing in pop music had already dropped dramatically. learned from a friend how to tune in drop D and just started dicking around playing shit, the easy marylin manson riffs and verious piss punk and the such even played drop E for a while, playing 1 finger powerchords up the neck on the top 3 strings lol, until i finally started playing standard, took like 2 years lol self-taught for the most part, after getting some pointers from word of mouth, my playing by ear is probably my best skill from 15 years of trying to be a solo guitarist never really bothered to learn songs anymore either, usually pick out the chords quick enough, and i focused on making my own material, i now have like pratice routines for certain techniques, turned into songs, because i wnated to create stuff not do boring amusical shit, and still learn things in the process, like a double whammy. heres something i did like last week, trying to get picking technique again: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnrXkIuroZyqmpo pure legato exploitation... the only thing that kinda comes easy to me, i'll never not be sloppy either, but i was very pleased nonetheless you keep rocking too! :P

[@TruthSurge]

9:53 I STILL haven't heard anyone better than Gambale. If anyone thinks they have a link to someone sweeping more cleanly, more controlled and more complex lines, please... let me know. Nice lesson on learning how to sweep pick.

[@roadwarrior4080]

Damn somebody that knows what they are talking about, God Bless you sir

[@TruthSurge]

@@roadwarrior4080 :)

[@proculusjulius7035]

Fancy seeing you here Mr Truth. Big fan.

[@wrathhatred2866]

Those exercises gave me the feel of the sweeping motion. Thanks a lot for this and great tips. Was able to perform sweep picking in a few hours with these exercises. It really is effective. Will include this on my warm ups from now on. Bless you.

[@JoeR203]

When I close my eyes, I'm hearing a young Jeff Goldblum. I try sweeping, but just end up doing a 50s surf style rake. I lack the speed in the fretting hand. There's a guy on YT (Danny Danzi) who does it really fast toward the end of his song "Happy To Be Alive". I'll never reach that level.

[@Blaydrnnnr]

By the way, I'm an old guy, and spend most of my time trying to break old habits of a strictly blues/rock player. Not easy when your old...love the channel, and your really helping guys like me that constantly look for things to inspire to keep picking the plank up...nice job. These sweeps , even though I will NEVER be able to do them at break-hands speed, are absolutely gorgeous in other styles as well....and great accents to lead fills...Very cool.

[@haf816r]

Great comment. Keep growing, always... ROCK ON!

[@upplsuckimcool16]

Wow, for you to acknowledge such a thing is impressive as it is.... i knew an older guitarist who was INCREDIBLE..... but he could only play really in A major lol..... Or whatever the key of judas priest and AC/DC is lol..... he could fuckin shred with the best of them though, but to try and get him out of his style was impossible.

[@NoahLinebarrier]

Never say never. You can do it if you practice long and hard enough. The only way you are GUARANTEED to NEVER get it, is if you NEVER practice. Good luck!

[@llewodcm20]

@@upplsuckimcool16 and I bet he never practiced anything new

[@vanguard4065]

you should recommend to all the classic Sweep picking instructional, Frank Gambale Monster Licks and Speed Picking.

[@nonosh]

I saw Haken live in West Hollywood during the same tour; man, did you nail the description. Anyhoo, thanks for the great introductory video! I've been playing guitar as a hobby since I was 14 (I'm 30 now), and this helps me get my basic chops back after adult life causes the occasional guitar hiatus. Cheers from Los Angeles.

[@maxonmendel5757]

nonosh I started when I was 13, and I’m 20 now... I’m really feeling the pull of adult life telling me to put my gear in my closet and put my gear money toward a new car. It’s terrifying and sad, but it’s encouraging that it’s not forever. I mean, i still play rn, but not as much, and I know when I have a family and a career it’ll be even less and less. What was your “hobby hiatus” like?

[@leonardsullivan]

@@maxonmendel5757 Hahaha dont even worry man, put thatmoney towards the things that you NEED in life! If your homeless, starving, and barely surviving you won't need a guitar anyways! Put thatmoney towards a car, get yourself right and in a few months you can get some gear! You'll be good, just keep pushing, always. I had a guitar hiatus recently for a couple years and have finally gotten sober, collected myself, and come back a better person than I've ever been. Decided to pick the guitar up again and dude....I have come back with a vengeance!!! I was pretty damn good before but I am surpassing limits I had previously placed on myself. Telling myself I couldn't do certain things. Anyways, you may have more important things to do right now in the moment but be patient and when you have the money and time to come back....hit it fucking hard dude, you'll be proud of yourself. (Remember, you don't have to stop, just stop spending all your money on new gear! Haha)

[@ralphabalos]

do u have any link so i can see him play? im kinda curious

[@daboosreviews8819]

PSA: Just a heads up that the tab is incorrect at 5:40. It says 12-11-10-13-11-12 but he plays 12-11-10-13-11-10. I didn't see anyone mention this in the comments and it confounded me for a bit.

[@jochentheuer9124]

I found an issue. the first seeping pattern up you play 13,11,10 but you displayed 13,11,12 as TAB.

[@danocanusa217]

You are a great teacher, not all the wasted minutes of side talk and stories....much appreciated that you value students time by doing that...also love your 90 miles per hour delivery, keep up the good work...it’s helping me teach my students top play better

[@salvatoreferro1797]

"All right!? Hum."

[@mksounds6326]

30 years and still my Achilles' heel. I never had the patience to practice them properly. As a young player in the Bay Area in the late 80's, I was bored to death by metal/thrash bands with Skolnick clones shredding three-string arpeggios in every solo. I do wish I had spent more time on them but not that much. That's why I never got my Shred Club membership card. Great lesson and thank you for the video. All the best from the Bay Area. MK

[@johnlee85]

"John Mulaney teaches guitar"

[@Vivek2062]

A moment of silence for me as well as for those who thought keeping your hand in the air would sound good while playing clean but distortion hits you in the face and then you gotta re-build your right hand technique to mute the unwanted strings, I wish some noob reads my comment and save himself a lot of time!

[@thatartsyguy]

dude that Haken show at Bottom Lounge was insane. Liam was an absolute MONSTER. really enjoyed the video, very informative. :)

[@hardattackdj]

Probably the best sweep tutorial I've seen

[@ivanildocafu3452]

Me too

[@eddyguizonde401]

getting good sounding sweeps: 40% pick control, 40% mute control, 20% dexterity. sweeping only seems impossible because it's got a fast feel to it. when you break it down, it's all in the wrist: slow, precise, controlled movements are the key. your fret hand can go much faster easily. slowing down and loosening your wrist is the key. hope this helps the newbies, it seems to work for friends i show my sweeping to.

[@NorthGermanic]

You, sir are an excellent teacher. In fact I think it's rare. You've got the talent, the techniques, a deep understanding of music theory *and* you also happen to be excellent at conveying your thoughts and lessons. = High value lessons.

[@larryduke5236]

Most of my advancement in guitar skills is directly attributable to you. I've begun to learn things I never would have thought I could just a few years ago. Keep up the great work!!!🎸🎸

[@Ciwe]

sweeping exercises, more like weeping exercises, because I can't even do it at all lmao.

[@powerbylightfutureisnow1579]

You should be a radio dj....you got the pipes...

[@GLheavymetal]

that thing with the wrist helped me soooooooooo much!!!! Thank you for this!!!!

[@rcpg248]

Idk why but when I sweep my picking hand goes in an oval when picking

[@BrentBertolami]

Fantastic video! You are so clear and organized in your application of sweep picking. This is the 1st video that actually made me feel like I actually have a shot at doing this. Thank you!

[@arijitbarua7701]

unpopular opinion: He looks like Mike shinoda from Linkin Park😂

[@ivanatotra]

You inspire me to continue learning and give it in such understandable and well set up manner. Just amazing teacher - this should be a tutorial for guitar teachers!! Thank you so much for your work mate!

[@chewycenter7690]

Everyone points out how "professional" his vocal presence is. Take that and the quality of his content always makes me feel like I should be paying for his stuff. He's a great freebie trainer.

[@nocturnalbacon2402]

there is patreon^^

[@choochoochooseyou]

I can get the pick to move up and down smoothly but no way will my fingers fret that fast.

[@Zappabain]

Begin slow, play well each note, enjoy each note (do not use distorsion or use a very nice one not like his...) And build up tempo day by day, take your time, let your head learn the correct movements at low speed and they'll come when you try a little faster.

[@choochoochooseyou]

Thanks Zappabain.

[@neonorange6545]

Dat minor 13th sounds beautiful

[@aarondiamond2597]

Great video, I'm going to subscribe and watch and the rest of them. And as a guitar teacher myself, I plan on blatantly stealing most of the way you describe the right hand technique involved. But as an OCD theory nerd I must point out that you're playing a minor 11th arpeggio, not a 13th. B D F# A C# E makes a root 3rd 5th 7th 9th and 11th, respectively.

[@michaeldickey3582]

6:00 the tab is wrong. The 6th note should be on 10th fret instead of 12 :) F if anybody cares

[@Soldier1287]

5:18 asmr

[@danielbarnes6420]

I’ve been playing professionally for decades but I find these videos awesome ! Much love to you brother 👍

[@themusicgaragetmg2330]

Man that brought back memories, picked up an exercise like this years ago on total guitar, (brit mag... remember magazines? lol) yeah...this is a great exercise for beginner sweeps, Could you do one with an example of how you could expand on the idea and how you'd apply it to an improv? Been working on this for sometime, but it's always great to see a different perspective

[@jacksonnexhip]

I don't even have time to watch this tonight but I just saw this title and had to click on it just so I could like it

[@ledseblin]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. Just the right ratio of theory to practice and just such a great teacher! Thank you! This is so difficult for me. Fretting the notes individually but picking them in one stroke... man oh man!

[@jordanhaliday295]

If your video is referencing the deathklok coffee jingle tutorial video my day has been made

[@jult2309]

I've put this into my practice routine for a couple weeks and my playing has cleaned up and my speed is getting better. Thanks for the vid

[@Blaydrnnnr]

I now have my newest practice sequence.. thanks man.. subbed.. Love the way you describe to newer players the fact that there are guitarists out there that take this to a whole other level... by the way, I'm shopping for ANOTHER guitar, ( have 11 ) but I dont have a dedicated "metal/hard" rock guitar other then maybe my LP's... what is that model LTD? I'm also looking at Ibanez, Schecter, and ESP....Good stuff, keep it up..

[@brandongalley5769]

Thats the signature Kirk Hammett guitar from ESP

[@c.m.davidson3105]

The first tab was wrong. You went back to 10 and the tab said 12.

[@thehabit5904]

I scrolled all the comments to see if anyone caught that. Also did you notice his eyes get huge when he says "ok?"

[@folchandre]

yep, notice the same, thank you

[@rjjrdq]

that pick angle destroys the tone.

[@ShadowMudkip123]

8:38 When you're trying to learn how to shred and accidentally end up playing Girl with the Flaxen Hair on electric guitar

[@juicebox9465]

Lol I came here to try to sound something like Debussy.

[@atms001]

thank you for a very inspiring down to earth attitude and sympathetic teaching ideas.

[@terrymeehan1749]

So appreciative of the wonderful content. You explain things extremely clearly and you make various topics and techniques way more approachable because of your humble attitude! Keep it up, you're awesome!

[@ThoughtWave64]

Robots can out-sweep and literally shame all of us, so in that sense, the rest of us are all the same really. Just do your best.

[@maxonmendel5757]

ThoughtWave64 robots can’t use sweeps to express themselves so their performance is meaningless

[@kevdmiller]

So I've been playing these sweeps with my index finger barring and after re-watching I notice you don't play them that way. Any opinions whether this is helpful or counter productive? It seems slightly more efficient but is there a down side? Or is it just a matter of preference?

[@hayley8715]

Is this THE BEST sweep-picking-technique lesson on KZbin/anywhere-really? - Absolutely! This dude is gifted in many ways, not just musically, one of them is his teaching ability - how he reveals the assumedly complex/impossible to be simple & approachable - and well possible with the right practice & teacher. Great stuff as always Jake!

[@sanoj1969]

Thank you sir. This was hard for my 52 year old fingers as a beginner on the electric guitar. Very fun though. It is really a great exercise in general for me. Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@iRafaelkr]

For someone who never tried sweeping, should I start with a 3 strings arpeggio like you showed? If I try a 5 strings arpeggio, increasing the speed on a metronome, would my learning process take me longer?

[@AlejandroGonzalez-wo5fk]

Dude... youre a great profesor... Hats off man

[@EvaluateAssimilate]

Wish I knew where you were when I started around 16 years ago. It would have been such a fast track by avoiding all the filtering through books, cds, dvds, you name it! Absolutely love your work and a joy to watch. All the best and thank you for your time!

[@Gtedesco29]

Thanks for the lesson, I’m working on sweep picking, it is difficult, it takes patience and time, kind of the same difficulty for me when i worked on learning Travis style picking.

[@zungle6626]

Nice job, and thank you for keeping it real.

[@jefferylord3068]

great lesson! your videos are top notch. i was watching your middle finger in the sweep that started at 6:40, as you picked up speed and ascended chromatically the finger appears to stay planted!

[@jowee147]

Jeffery Lord he said to prevent the note from ringing you either have to move that finger or mute the string(with your picking hand). As long as the sweeps are played cleanly it doesnt matter which method you use. I'm one of the the people that moves their fretting hand :)

[@nickpenacl_]

You just remembered me one friend I had that never stop speaking, I do not even need to answer him, he just could talk for hours to me even I'm not really paying attention to him ... lol ... that your great videos dude !

[@nilarghyakargupta1833]

Sweep picking.... *JASON BECKER* can make anyone in this universe stop sweeping 🤓🤓

[@xx7secondsxx]

Dillinger Esacpe plan showed me about sweeps on their "Calculating infinity" LP. I saw them open for Misfits when they were touring for that LP. I'd never seen anyone play such INSANELY technical stuff and SOOOOO HEAVY!!! on 43% burnt, Dimitri blew huge fireballs to the slams at the end of the song! 'Fits had an amazing show otherwise it was "the opening band set the bar sooo high!... that's gonna be hard to beat!"

[@aahankishore4735]

Is that guitar a kh 602 or 202

[@saurav030886]

Great lesson.. The one thing that I've been struggling with is the consistency specially when a pull off is involved on the first string.. Instead of doing 1-2-3-4-5-6, i end up doing 1-2-3-456...

[@johnpearson4899]

As this video started, the very first thought that went through my empty mind was "Obama". I promise I don't mean that as an insult nor in a negative way at all. Just an observation. After skimming through the comments, I see I'm not the only one who noticed the resemblance. Obama not withstanding, you sir are an outstanding guitar player! Thanks for the video!

[@homesteadinhawaii3261]

Me 2

[@ymelfilm]

Hi, will you have a lesson on Matteo Mancuso's picking? That is much more interesting. Tks!

[@yesitrotamundos2904]

Fantastic video, didn't know what sweep picking was, now I'm going to practice this. And that voice, definitely made for broadcasting. Subcribed👍👍

[@alxbway]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video and others. I’ve learned so much watching you at least in a vernacular way. You have helped so much including me. Your videos are beyond perfect with you word choice, the way you present the subject, and how you explain it. Thanks again.

[@Lordbaccus]

I just learned to use a Guitar pick last year! I had always played with my Fingers! ( Jazz Hammer ) style! I migrated from Bass guitar to the little string thing " Guitar " to help teach my girlfriend = this is very helpful! thank you! oh if you are bored have a look at my video " I think I might have Mild OCD " 3:)

[@Charlie_Chicago]

Who are the 176 idiots who gave this a dislike? After 35 years of playing guitar I'm just now getting into sweeps and this dude is giving you fucking GOLD! If you're self taught like me take this guys lesson and fucking do it. Not only did I give this video a like, I also wish I could give him $100 dollars.

[@davidmcgrew3837]

Great vid man...i personally like to practice with clean tone because I can hear better where I'm not being accurate and fix it.

[@joerioux6983]

Why do you talk so fast?

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

Other things to consider that may speed up the learning and dexterity curve. 1. Different thickness picks of different textures and materials. 2. A stylus pick to train yourself to only tap the top 1/2 of each string. 3. String action. 4. Heavy or lighter strings 5. Holding the guitar high upper torso. 6. Fret size.

[@tronlady1]

LOVIN that background where’d ya geddit signals?

[@crex7816]

The first tab is tricky, 10 instead of 12 on the 3rd string 6th note but overall good video, I'm learning. Thank you SMS. More power.

[@M.L.M.]

I love this channel! 🤘❤️🤘

[@jamesnicholson9392]

JAMES SCOTT NICHOLSON,ONTARIO, CANADA 🇨🇦 I CUT THE TENDEN IN MY PICKING THUMB,LEAVING IT WITH A MERE 10% FEELING!!! ALWAYS HAVE BEEN A LITTLE SLOW ON FAST SWEEPS SINCE. MAYBE THIS IS THE EXERCISE I NEED TO REBUILD STRENGTH AND DEXTERITY....GOOD ONE ☝️ TOP LEFT

[@qmj9720]

Awright? For God's sake show more and talk less, awright? And stop asking me questions, awright? Makes us nuts, awright? This is good info, but jeez it's hard to watch, awright?

[@blinkz0rz519]

5:55 says 13-11-10, but chart shows 13-11-12...I know it's been more than 4 years, but since it's still not fixed I chose to comment about it, sue me :p

[@madmiller]

I like the lesson, you explain everything nice, but you need to learn how to sweep yourself, before you teach, imho :)

[@el-creeper9001]

Radio talk show host voice, looks like a 90s children television show actor, and plays and LTD with skull inlays???... I want to take lessons from this guy for sure. He seems like he would be low key pimping with a dark secret.

[@OmnipotentSag]

I have been attempting to sweep pick for years! I do all the things you're saying to do, but they sound sloppy and noisy and not clear at all! -=:-( It's the only technique I practice. Haha I'll try some more, I guess.

[@VictorySpearMedia]

Why does he sound JUST LIKE Michael Knowles from Daily Wire

[@qwertyuiop3455]

Thanks for helping me out of my sweep-picking rut.

[@Cole-ek7fh]

first tab you had up on screen didn't match what you played.

[@ben-si3dk]

Barak Obama over here teaching me how to sweep

[@bridgetgd]

😂

[@Tvaroh]

You can use your fingers to change pick angle too instead of moving the whole arm.