These are only Sweep Picking shapes you need.

This sweep picking etude uses 5 and 6 string Major and minor triad shapes. It's desigened to be musical rather than a display of technique.

Because sweep picking isn't just to stun your guitarist friends with an onslaught of notes 😉

This technique makes shredding fun and easy

I call it 'Speedburst' Picking and it's been around for a while but no one really talks about it.
This technique combines alternate picking and legato to create fast sextuplet runs.

EVH and Dimebag Darrel have been using this approach in their playing.

Dorian Blues Scale with chromatic passing tones and alternate picking

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Speedburst Picking a 3-Note-Per-String Scale - Alternate Pick the first three notes, use Legato for the next three. Repeat. Makes playing sextuplets at fast tempos super easy - give it a try

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Sweep Picking Warm-Up Exercise

Angular Finger Exercise from Steve Vai - Good for finger independence and picking hand syncronisation

Warm-Up Exercise for Finger Independent

Am Phrygian Arpeggio using 5th Intervals

Creating Cascading Pentatonic runs in the style of Eric Johnson and Joe Bonamassa

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Instead of immediately applying vibrato after playing a note, let the note ring out momentarily before introducing subtle, rhythmic vibrato. This creates a sense of anticipation and amplifies the emotional depth of your playing. Ideal for slow, melodic solos where you want to create tension or drama