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Troy Stetina's Three-Notes-Per-String Scale Patterns

Troy Stetina

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shahnawaz
on 05/28/2010 		Very fine and helpful!!
RICK MOONEY
on 04/18/2010 		THANK YOU PREMIER GUITAR.TROY IS THE BEST TEACHER FOR THIS KIND OF LESSON ON THE PLANET.A TOTAL CLASS ACT.THANKS AGAIN.
NV
on 03/27/2010 		^That's called Economy picking and it's not what this is about, this is left hand modal exercises. Pick it whichever way feels more comfortable. Lots of people feel more comfortable doing straight up alternate picking on 3-note-per-string exercises than using economy picking.
J.P.
on 03/26/2010 		I noticed when picking the G major scale (2:00-2:06)that you alternated.Wouldn't it be more efficeint to just use the same pick direction when changing strings? On E...d-u-d then use the momentum of the downstroke to start the three notes per string on the A sting. A...d-u-d rather than change pick directiion when crossing strings?



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