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[QUOTE="largefreakatzero:648465"]DestroyYouAlot said:[QUOTE]Niccolai said:[QUOTE]pitch shifters are bogus. All the ones I've had experience with anyways. Even if you do manage to use it properly and it's in tune, your tone will sound like you're in ORGY.[/QUOTE] Granted, but I'm not contemplating doing this for anyone to hear, just to play along with a song for practice purposes. Sort of ties in with the other question, because I'm learning Thunderhorse and there's a couple of easy-ish sweeps in there that I'm trying to memorize. When actually playing a sweep, do you folks actually "sweep" the pick across strings (where applicable), or do you alternate pick? And with an arpeggio sweep, do you just fret a chord, or fret and release each individual note in turn?[/QUOTE] Yes, sweep the pick across the strings -- alternate picking doesn't work -- that's why it's called a "sweep"! I usually fret and release each note (more or less). That helps to keep the previous note from continuing to ring out (as with a chord). You will also need to use some gentle palm muting to keep this from happening.[/QUOTE]
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