I tried to cover two aspects of guitar playing, the triads and the sweep picking. Basically all started because practicing arpeggios can be boring, so a technique switching and building sort of a melody (and all on top of a backing track) can "spice up" a bit practicing.
Here's the track:
Arpeggio Study no2 For Guitar
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Track composed by Mihai Sorohan in 2008.
Track sequenced, performed, recorded and mixed by Mihai Sorohan in 2010.
Arpeggio Study no2 For Guitar- Backing Track
Starts with 2 bars of metronome to get you in the tempo (120 bpm)
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Track composed by Mihai Sorohan in 2008.
Track sequenced, performed, recorded and mixed by Mihai Sorohan in 2010.
All guitars recorded with Epiphone SG Special through Guitar Rig 4 Player (free).
Cool, but that last note in the second bar (A) really annoys me :-) I know it's the b7, but why not just play B?
ReplyDeleteWell, if you want to play a b, go ahead and play it.
DeleteSomehow, as position, it makes more sense for preparing the next arpeggio.
Also, as a melodic sequence, it repeats the pattern of descending arpeggios.