The most powerful sweep picking exercise is a two-notes-per-string pattern! 💪 For example, in C minor (8th and 11th fret on both the B and E strings), you start with an upstroke, then down, down, move to the E string, and continue the sequence. This loop forces you to master string shifts and reveals how solid your sweep picking really is 🎸 Practicing this pattern repeatedly will sharpen precision, control, and consistency in your sweep technique 👌 Comment BONUS to get my course „The 10X Meth

Sharpen your sweep-picking technique with this melodic arpeggio drill from Songsterr Heavy Metal School! 🎸 This is Part 1 of a three-part series played at 50 % tempo so you can see and hear each note cleanly. These E-minor and G-major arpeggio patterns build the foundation for speed, accuracy, and tone control used by players like Jason Becker, Marty Friedman, and Yngwie Malmsteen. Practice slow and clean before moving to Part 2 (75 %) and Part 3 (full speed). ✅ Technique focus: economy picking