WW366: Switchback 6's!
🕑 Added 2024-02-15 17:10:37 +0000 UTCHey y'all!!! New WW is here, and it's a steamy one!!! A couple months back, I introduced you all to my new favorite warmup; it's kind of a variation on the Paul Gilbert Lick, but with a longer runway of notes per string so you can really focus on nailing the string changes. This sequence builds on that "switchback" concept, and tosses it into a great ascending or descending phrase you can toss in your soloing, or use to improve your alternate OR economy picking! Snag the TABs for both below!
The GP files and practice tracks are definitely gonna help you with this one, be sure to snag those as well! And stay tuned for the bonus video coming up shortly!
Comments
Shahar Bar
UB, I have to admit, this exercise is incredible. It really helped with both my alternate and economy picking. I can’t stop playing it, really solid. Also love the lateral version in the Patreon extra. Thank you!!!
Russel R
Hi Ben, any way you'd be able/willing to share the Axe-Fx presets you use for these WW exercises? Or at least your reverb/delay settings. I always have trouble dialing in a good lead tone.
Keith Fine
Great stuff! i'll be working on this tonight
Ben Eller
ooooh I like that question. That's good FAQ material.
Matt Nelson
Can you put drums in the GP files or I can do them for you and send them back.
CJ Lemay
yeah, what Greg asked... :)
Greg Smyth
Hi Ben, looking forward to trying this. But as someone who routinely barely reaches Stepdad speed on your WW exercises, how do you/did you get these up to speed? Neither of my arm-hands want to play ball. Did you really just start slow and creep up, or was it a series of sudden jumps?
Tim Carkin
Awesome Thanks Ben! I’m an old ass step dad trying to figure this all out!
Ben Eller
https://www.patreon.com/posts/ww357-extended-92887711?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_link
Tim Carkin
Hi Ben what episode does that first exercise you mentioned at the start of the video appear in?