The new CITES regulations affect every guitar builder that uses rosewood for fingerboards and other parts, including Fender, Gibson, Martin, Taylor, and many more. It will likely take several months before the paperwork requirements are actually sorted out. From Warmoth's site (Warmoth Custom...

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After spending ages sticking to 3-string sweeps, I'm now learning a song that uses 4 strings. Now, I wasn't brilliant at 3-string, there was still more noise than I liked, but the notes were at least audible. With the 4-string ones, it's terrible. I think part of it is I'm using the wrong...

So why do most guys do this? I find it just makes it sound sloppy and I lose clarity.

Hey guys, I am making a few videos to give tips on sweep picking and I will dump them in this thread. Here is the one from Noodle's thread, and the first one in this mini-series. I hope you find it useful! Supplementary tabs for inversion lesson...

I've been stuck on 3-string sweeps for a while, and they're not as clean as I want them to be. I definitely think the issue is in the turnaround, since I find my up never sounds as well-executed as my down. I've been hammering on the upper note of the pattern, like this...

Hey everyone, I thought I would make a quick video on how to play the sweep arpeggio intro to "Attrition System" by The Combustion Mechanism. Hope you enjoy it! If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

I havent been looking at sweep picking for that looking just wondering if anyone can recommend a few patterns scales or even a few basic songs i could look at Jake