String Skipping Arpeggio Workout

[@voronOsphere]

OMG! 8:37 Don't miss the amazing variation to this workout that brings in the note A (the minor 9th from G)!!! A Total Baroque Stinger Note!!! Then continue with the 9ths with each chord! Wonderful, David!

[@drewflax]

Great lesson, David!

[@mauriciogambini]

Thanks for another great lesson !

[@everennui1]

Damn, dude. You make it look easy.

[@tylerleonard4007]

Just discovered and subscribed a few days ago… It’s been a binge watching/learning whirlwind ever since. Absolutely love your lessons man! So damn good. Thanks a ton and keep up the amazing work!

[@easter_sunday]

Oy I get back into town and am greeted with this! This is super cool and will keep me busy! Thanks Sensei Dave! You are the go to guitar teacher on KZbin!

[@jgabilanes4515]

I loved the sequence! Keep it up, David! :)

[@tallpaul1020]

Incredible/ fantastic lesson Dave. Love all the work I have to do. Keep up the great work 🎸🤘 Thx

[@voronOsphere]

The G Minor/Bb Major Scale is my Holy Grail of "I wanna know it like I know the A Minor/C Major Scale" scales, so this Late Night Breaking Chords Lesson is perfect for me on that level, too! Thanks, David. BTW, the G Minor/Bb Major Scale drew me in, after hearing that Jazz horn players love it (Bb), and also because of a brilliant Guitar Player Lesson in Bb Major, by David Hamburger, about adding fingerstyle walking bass lines to a 4 chord Jazz progression, in the style of Joe Pass. I found David Hamburger's channel on KZbin. Lots of great acoustic Blues lessons on there! Bb, C, D, Eb, F, G, A, Bb -Maj G, A, Bb, C, D, Eb, F, G -Min

[@Born2RiffRock]

Excellent lesson

[@mhco406]

Great lesson as usual 👍

[@backtoshallabal6662]

Jake E lee did a lot of this during his Ozzy days. He did it in his solo cover of I don't know and his live intro of crazy train

[@jpandelios]

Love this one. Thanks!

[@russlgtr]

Wicked cool. Thank you Kinda reminds me of Rick Beatos recent post with spread triads that usually have string skip, that Bach concerto for cello had a bunch of string skipped arpeggios. I gotta get this down thanks for the inspiration!

[@aaronsawyer4599]

That was absolutely incredible. You make it look so easy. I'll find out when I get home to try it.

[@tonepoet]

Killer lesson, Dave. I like your sequences, definitely going to 'borrow' them. I always took progressions from Stevie Wonder for arpeggio ideas, never thought about string skipping sequences with them. Hmmmm..... Opening doors now.

[@mikeivey8471]

Great lesson !! Thank you for this !!!

[@breathtimebreath4934]

Killer!!!!!!

[@sixstringer3783]

I'll agree with the others you make it look so easy Dave ! Bravo 👏

[@Anonymouslives]

Eric Johnson I’m fairly certain as well edit: just my opinion, which doesn’t mean much but I feel like it would have been even more interesting to see this lesson with a clean tone. Thanks for this video, you’re a very talented guitar player!

[@voronOsphere]

YES! I think you're right about that (Eric Johnson being an Ace String Skipper).

[@tooManywaystoFall]

skipping can be dangerous, I went skipping after this lesson and a bunch of street toughs called me a sissy and beat me up.... 🎵r0ck0n 🎵

[@GG5150]

Sounds like the chord progression to be played as man takes the first steps on Mars.

[@Chester_Cheese]

Wonderful lesson, David, as always. However, why is there a pic of Yngwie included amongst the group of "string skippers"?? I can't think of a single song or composition in which he employs string skipping.

[@voronOsphere]

I think Yngwie has included some things he lifted from Baroque composers, that employs string skipping, in his extended LIVE guitar solos.

[@Chester_Cheese]

@@voronOsphere Understood, but cordially disagree. I know Yngwie's music and technique quite well. The technique of "String-skipping", as a defined technique, is always used in the context of arpeggios and/or arpeggiated sequences/phrases. Yngwie *_never_* string skips (like, ever), even in live performances.

[@uncleremus5046]

Great lesson 🍺’ski although I think shredders over used it. I liked Morse’s approach as he alternate picked his arpeggios. Simply brilliant teaching.

[@stevenadler3110]

Need a 3 for all with Marc Diglio from XYZ or Tim Kelly from Slaughter (killer 80’s sound carried through the late 90’s and 2000’s). Killer guitar players very underrated.

[@endincite4149]

That last variation is something I'm going to drill to death. Great stuff. Along with add-b13 arpeggios it gives that kinda mystical feel.

[@voronOsphere]

Very Baroque, as well!

[@scottwaszak698]

I'm 60. I'd need the lifespan of Dracula to get this wired🙄

[@whiskeywhiskeyromeo3730]

Same here....

[@scottwaszak698]

@@whiskeywhiskeyromeo3730 😎

[@atteljas]

This was best comment Ive seen. Its always good to bring Dracula in!

[@TheCyberMantis]

Welcome to the club. Maybe in another 200 years, I will be able to sweep.

[@Bob-Bakley]

I’m right there with ya!!!

[@mattyoxide3650]

Something you could apply to Hotel California for fun.

[@voronOsphere]

Just don't let Don Henley hear you doing it...

[@whiskeywhiskeyromeo3730]

Brew.....you got them spider fingers......me not so much...😮

[@jamesa6080]

Nine inch nails is all about the string skipping 😅

[@josephkunath4173]

Wish you were my neighbor. I can actually play quite well. Im not saying im the best or anything but i can play better than most people. My town sucks with all that jam band wanna be hippie crap. No good musicians that can truly play. Sucks having talent with no kick ass band.

[@dougstubbs4351]

Cool man can't wait to check this lesson out. I played a gig today and got one more over this holiday weekend, now I get a extra lesson. That's pretty damn cool. Thanks for your time and knowledge. I use it all the time. Especially playing leads in the cover band. I use that pentatonic highway all the time. Thanks 🙏🙏 again brotha

[@HEADBANGRR]

Cool