Shoot me a PM please. I've always tapped for sweeps, but I'm down for looking at new exercises! Thanks in advance, man.
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^^^^^deathbassist said:Ok sorry to everyone who I said I get you these a couple of months ago but I got into some trouble ( I'm only sixteen )
ah-ha, you said the word ALMOST....how do you know for sure it is not some 16 year old who came up with a new way to do it that nobody else has done in 20 years and can't make a youtube video afraid that someone will "ripoff" his super secret new sweeping technique?Want the info? Arpeggios, nothing particularly special......There's your secret.......I can almost guarantee that's what it is.
OP, are you just trying to distribute what a teacher is teaching you?

well if it is something you can find 3,000 videos on from youtube, then like Rikket said, is it really necessary? And was all this secret society stuff worth it for him to have the POWER of distributing it to only people who email him? ...perhaps.I got them from private message. I've been debating if I should just post it on here, or if that wouldn't be to the OP's wishes.
ah-ha, you said the word ALMOST....how do you know for sure it is not some 16 year old who came up with a new way to do it that nobody else has done in 20 years and can't make a youtube video afraid that someone will "ripoff" his super secret new sweeping technique?
(naw, Almost probably not )
thank you KWIN for clearing that up. I'm sure people who need some guidance NOT found on youtube videos will have appreciated it.I got it. It was a pretty well done explanation of arpeggios. It is not a whole lot of content, and it could have come from somewhere else, like the Alex Webster book, or something similar...I don't know. It may be from a mix of sources, and interpreted by him.
He has not reinvented the mousetrap, but it's not bad info for a beginner, or someone new to the technique.
He's a 16 year old who has decided to share something with the world. Something he's evidently proud of. Good for him!
