Sweeping

Like my tapping idea’s, sweeping gives me the same issues.
I can play them as repeatable shape or form and play them over and over again.
I got different variations of how to play them, but the thing I like about them is how you will apply them in your music.


	With the first few sweeping licks, I want to show you some of the shapes that is most comment to my guitar playing, and later I will try to show you how you can put them in a content of your story.



	This shape is made to make you get used to the sweeping idea



	Now you got the feeling on how to pick the strings, you can go across 5 strings.



	When you keep that shape in mind, you can shift positions to make them sound somewhat different.



	The same shape, but bigger siftings on the neck to combine those sweep’s.



	Shape is still the same, but play them up and down, and shift to the next position on the neck.



	Now we change the shape and play two notes on both the A and high E string. Start with an up stroke on the first note.



	The same idea, but some bigger interval on some notes, start again on an up strike on the first note.



	And again another shape, start again with an up stroke on the first note.



		We now play a sweep lick on just 3 stings, starting on an up stroke on the first note.



		This is the same idea but over 4 strings, starting on an up stroke on the first note.



		And now we add another string to the shape, and again start on an up stroke on the first note.



	This lick is the same as lick 9, but we add some more notes on both the B and High E string.


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