Runs and Arpeggios
Blues/Rock.
Fast.
Descending E Major run.
Ascending D minor.
This lick is in a Major key.
This lick is in a minor key.
Melodic Arpeggio run.
This lick is a variation of the previous lick.
Arpeggio run over two octaves.
The next three runs are transpositions of each other.
* Let the last three notes ring as a chord in the previous three examples.
** ↓ Right hand cross tapping (see Heavy Metal Technique).
The next three examples use time displacement.
In the following lick the second bar uses the same notes but on the off beat.
In the following lick the notes of the second bar are one sixteenth note ahead.
Compare all bars to each other to see the time shift.
Class Sessions
1- Rock
2- INTRODUCTION
3- Symbols and Abbreviations
4- Blues
5- Tablature
6- Heavy Metal
7- Shuffle
8- Reggae
9- Reggae Shuffle
10- Triplet Rock
11- Jazz
12- Funk
13- Rap
14- Latin
15- Harmonics
16- Six Eight Time and Afro Rhythms
17- Afro
18- Odd Time
19- Time Displacement
20- Alternating Between Two Grooves
21- New Topic
22- Runs and Arpeggios
23- Vibrato Shake <span class="symbolA"></span>
24- More Licks, Grooves, Runs and Bass Lines in Various Styles
25- Chord Progressions, Different Bass Lines and Licks
26- Detuning to the Low D
27- Slap
28- Tapping