Sweep picking can feel like an uphill battle when you’re perfecting the mechanics of motion. But the magic happens when you experiment. While practicing a simple three-string minor arpeggio at varying speeds, I started playing around with note choices outside the standard arpeggio shape—and voila! A lick that’s both melodic and technically exciting was born.
Here’s the tab for the lick:
Let’s hear what it sounds like:
Add It to Your Repertoire
This lick isn’t just a fun way to spice up your practice routine; it’s a creative spark you can incorporate into solos, improvisation, or compositions. Whether you’re jamming with friends or shredding on stage, it’s bound to turn heads and elevate your playing.
Now it’s your turn—grab your guitar, give this lick a spin, and let us know how it inspires your playing! If you’ve discovered your own “happy accident” licks, we’d love to hear about them in the comments below.
Until next time, keep shredding and stay inspired! 🎸