Guitar Training with Cameron Stucky: Triplet Arpeggios

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    ESP artist Cameron Stucky has created a series of lessons that will help you learn some new techniques, or to tighten the skills you already have. You can watch the lesson and refer to the sheet music and tablature below. Lesson #3: Triplet Arpeggios.

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    Michael S.
    Michael S. wrote

    these lessons are awesome!

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      Paul M.
      Paul M. wrote

      Cameron and ESP,

      Really enjoying these short lessons!!

      Thanks!!

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        Cameron_Stucky
        Cameron_Stucky wrote

        No problem glad you enjoy them!!

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          Francois V.
          Francois V. wrote

          Nice exercise ! Makes me think of an exercise of Andy James, but you keep it in the scale of A minor and not using slides and pull offs instead of picking the notes between 2 arpeggios makes it easier - at least for me. Thanks !

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            Cameron_Stucky
            Cameron_Stucky wrote

            Thanks so much, glad it’s helpful! I was trying to keep it more concise

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              Bjarni T.
              Bjarni T. wrote

              Is it just me or do the tabs provided not match the video?

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                Cameron_Stucky
                Cameron_Stucky wrote

                You’re right, the guitar I’m playing is in D standard but I put the tabs in standard tuning to make it more accessible. Feel free to move these arpeggios around though!

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                  Whiteknuckle Deathgrip
                  Whiteknuckle Deathgrip wrote

                  This sounds like it came straight off 'Follow the reaper'

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                    Cameron_Stucky
                    Cameron_Stucky wrote

                    Ahah yes! In fact this exercise is based on a section of the song “Children of Bodom” 

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