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Bradley Hall's Guitar School Heavenly Arpeggios Exercise [TUTORiAL]
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Bradley Hall's Guitar School Heavenly Arpeggios Exercise [TUTORiAL]

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This is an exercise I made to help increase my sweeping accuracy that's comprised of super cool Classically-inspired chords progressions! I've experimented with having the walkthrough segment as part of the video instead of as a written accompaniment - do you guys prefer this? Or did you like having it written instead? Let me know! 0:00 Playthrough 0:52 Intro 5:07 E Arpeggio 9:16 F#7 Arpeggio 10:33 B Arpeggio 11:26 G# Arpeggio 12:35 Section 2 (bars 1-4) 17:50 Section 2 (bars 5-8) 19:47 Section 2 (bars 9-12) 21:36 Section 2 (bars 13-16)

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Yes, Bradley Hall's Guitar School Heavenly Arpeggios Exercise [TUTORiAL] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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