I've been working on compiling most of the exercises i use on my daily practice regimen, and i figure it's pretty complete. looking firsthand it's lacking legato exercises but most of these sequences can be played in a legato fashion.
the sequences in the scalar ptb are meant to be played all over your fretboard using any scale you want, so i assume you already know your major scale before tackling these.
Don't mind the wonky time signatures at some places, it's xmas and i'm mildly intoxicated so I might've let some stuff slip by.
I'm still working on the ptb for my arpeggio exercises, i'll add it here later on. in the meantime, enjoy!
most picking patterns are indicated. if you have questions about anything in these two scores, ask, i'll be happy to clear any confusion
(the scores requires the powertab software, a free program found Here.
Happy Holidays!
Edit: In chromatic, the first exercises actually contains 4 variations of the same rythm contour. each bar shows the variation. the second line shows the descending picking pattern. in the scalar section, exercises F, that's actually 4 straight 16th note patterns you'd use to go up and down any scale in a similar fashion to exercise A, instead of using economy picking however, you'd use strict alternate picking.
USE A METRONOME FOR ALL OF THESE OR ELSE!
the sequences in the scalar ptb are meant to be played all over your fretboard using any scale you want, so i assume you already know your major scale before tackling these.
Don't mind the wonky time signatures at some places, it's xmas and i'm mildly intoxicated so I might've let some stuff slip by.
I'm still working on the ptb for my arpeggio exercises, i'll add it here later on. in the meantime, enjoy!
most picking patterns are indicated. if you have questions about anything in these two scores, ask, i'll be happy to clear any confusion
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(the scores requires the powertab software, a free program found Here.
Happy Holidays!
Edit: In chromatic, the first exercises actually contains 4 variations of the same rythm contour. each bar shows the variation. the second line shows the descending picking pattern. in the scalar section, exercises F, that's actually 4 straight 16th note patterns you'd use to go up and down any scale in a similar fashion to exercise A, instead of using economy picking however, you'd use strict alternate picking.
USE A METRONOME FOR ALL OF THESE OR ELSE!
"NAILFACE" - spe