http://www.guitargnosis.comJason Becker - Serrana is pretty much the greatest sequence of arpeggios out there, at least on guitar. Little do people know though that the composition is actually

More improvisation on guitar.

http://www.guitargnosis.comThis video shows you the basics of arpeggios on guitar. Arpeggios consist of the 1st, 3rd, and 5th note of the scale or mode that you're playing.

Solfeggio Arpeggio is Ambient Electro Trance; that has been done in the Ancient Solfeggio Scale. The Arpeggios are tuned to the Solfeggio scale; this requires individual tuning for each note.
Also; there   more...are 3 accompanying Solfeggio frequency drones; 528Hz, 639Hz and 852Hz
The combined frequencies and arpeggios create a nice harmonic push.
I have used a combination of sine' square and triangle waves for the Solfeggio frequency drones, this adds to the Electro feel rather than sticking to pure sine-waves.
The arpeggios are a Saw-tooth waveform.
The 3 electronic drums used are not frequency pitched to the Solfeggio scale; rather frequency processed, tuned and equalized to be harmonically compatible.
This gives the percussion; a Solfeggio harmonic overtone, within the drum sound.
I felt this audio processing technique helped to reinforce the Solfeggio Arpeggios.
UT - 396 Hz -associated with releasing emotional patterns after: see RE-417Hz below.
RE - 417 Hz -associated with breaking up crystallized emotional patterns
MI - 528 Hz - relates to crown chakra; Dr. Puleo suggests an association with "DNA integrity" Transformation and Miracles
FA - 639 Hz - associated with whole brain quadrant interconnectedness. Connecting Relationships
SOL - 741 Hz - associated with intuitive states, non linear knowing. Awakening Intuition
LA - 852 Hz - associated with a pure love frequency: unconditional love and returning to Spiritual Order
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Solfeggio Arpeggio is Ambient Electro Trance; that has been done in the Ancient Solfeggio Scale. The Arpeggios are tuned to the Solfeggio scale; this requires individual tuning for each note.
Also; there   more...are 3 accompanying Solfeggio frequency drones; 528Hz, 639Hz and 852Hz
The combined frequencies and arpeggios create a nice harmonic push.
I have used a combination of sine' square and triangle waves for the Solfeggio frequency drones, this adds to the Electro feel rather than sticking to pure sine-waves.
The arpeggios are a Saw-tooth waveform.
The 3 electronic drums used are not frequency pitched to the Solfeggio scale; rather frequency processed, tuned and equalized to be harmonically compatible.
This gives the percussion; a Solfeggio harmonic overtone, within the drum sound.
I felt this audio processing technique helped to reinforce the Solfeggio Arpeggios.
UT - 396 Hz -associated with releasing emotional patterns after: see RE-417Hz below.
RE - 417 Hz -associated with breaking up crystallized emotional patterns
MI - 528 Hz - relates to crown chakra; Dr. Puleo suggests an association with "DNA integrity" Transformation and Miracles
FA - 639 Hz - associated with whole brain quadrant interconnectedness. Connecting Relationships
SOL - 741 Hz - associated with intuitive states, non linear knowing. Awakening Intuition
LA - 852 Hz - associated with a pure love frequency: unconditional love and returning to Spiritual Order
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Lori Linstruth formerly of Stream of Passion - Sweeping arpeggio Lesson

http://www.guitargnosis.comAs per request. This talks about building speed with accuracy on guitar

http://www.guitargnosis.comI find it ironic that most guitarists - myself included - practiced our little hearts out for years just to learn that the seemingly complex shred we were practicing was ultimately   more...just the opposite.Guitarists learning to play often have a misconception about this thing that we call 'shredding'. I'm putting this up to show others that shredding isn't what you think it is. I'm not saying it's not as difficult as it looks, quite the contrary. What I'm saying is that it's just completely different from what you would expect, so I've learned over the years.I like to break it down into just a few different categories, those being something like scales, arpeggios, tapping, legato etc just for simplicity's sake. Practicing your scales and arpeggios with alternate picking and sweep picking for years on end is really the 'bulk' of shredding, and that's pretty much a relief in a certain way. The downside to it is that TIME IS OUR ENEMY.It's a matter of persevering with just these few little hurdles that don't clear up until years down the road. I guess it takes years of going through complexities with guitar to learn just the opposite of it. Kind of like how you can't break a rule until you learn it, or something.  less

http://www.guitargnosis.comTablature which includes fingering and fretting available on the site.This is the 2nd part of the 2nd half (4 in total) of the scales lesson.Practicing scales is simply   more...a matter of three different 'key steps', sans the actual theory and technique part. The technique will comes on its own with practice, and the theory of it..... well, the theory is already set in stone for you!Do you know how some guitarists get that 'doobladoobladoobla' high-pitched bumblebee-esque shredding sound? It's just a matter of playing scales (sometimes arpeggios) very fastly. With this lesson, you'll find the three basic 'hurdles' that are oftimes difficult to overcome when playing scales. I break it down into three basic steps:1: Finger shapes (fingering patterns) 2: String transitioning (or skipping) 3: Fret transitioning (or fret skipping)Practicing these three steps on their own, and then combining them all simultaneously is the path to becoming proficient with scales. Just practice these three things, simply add speed, and you're an instantaneous shredder. Seriously. There's not much to it. It's easier than you think!  less

http://www.guitargnosis.comTablature which includes fingering and fretting available on the site.This is the first half of the 2nd part of the scales lesson.Practicing scales is simply a matter   more...of three different 'key steps', sans the actual theory and technique part. The technique will comes on its own with practice, and the theory of it..... well, the theory is already set in stone for you!Do you know how some guitarists get that 'doobladoobladoobla' high-pitched bumblebee-esque shredding sound? It's just a matter of playing scales (sometimes arpeggios) very fastly. With this lesson, you'll find the three basic 'hurdles' that are oftimes difficult to overcome when playing scales. I break it down into three basic steps:1: Finger shapes (fingering patterns) 2: String transitioning (or skipping) 3: Fret transitioning (or fret skipping)Practicing these three steps on their own, and then combining them all simultaneously is the path to becoming proficient with scales. Just practice these three things, simply add speed, and you're an instantaneous shredder. Seriously. There's not much to it. It's easier than you think!  less

http://www.guitargnosis.comTablature which includes fingering and fretting available on the site.This is the 2nd half of the first part of the scales lesson.Practicing scales is simply a matter   more...of three different 'key steps', sans the actual theory and technique part. The technique will comes on its own with practice, and the theory of it..... well, the theory is already set in stone for you!Do you know how some guitarists get that 'doobladoobladoobla' high-pitched bumblebee-esque shredding sound? It's just a matter of playing scales (sometimes arpeggios) very fastly. With this lesson, you'll find the three basic 'hurdles' that are oftimes difficult to overcome when playing scales. I break it down into three basic steps:1: Finger shapes (fingering patterns) 2: String transitioning (or skipping) 3: Fret transitioning (or fret skipping)Practicing these three steps on their own, and then combining them all simultaneously is the path to becoming proficient with scales. Just practice these three things, simply add speed, and you're an instantaneous shredder. Seriously. There's not much to it. It's easier than you think!  less

http://www.guitargnosis.comTablature which includes fingering and fretting available on the site.Practicing scales is simply a matter of three different 'key steps', sans the actual theory and technique   more...part. The technique will comes on its own with practice, and the theory of it..... well, the theory is already set in stone for you!Do you know how some guitarists get that 'doobladoobladoobla' high-pitched bumblebee-esque shredding sound? It's just a matter of playing scales (sometimes arpeggios) very fastly. With this lesson, you'll find the three basic 'hurdles' that are oftimes difficult to overcome when playing scales. I break it down into three basic steps:1: Finger shapes (fingering patterns) 2: String transitioning (or skipping) 3: Fret transitioning (or fret skipping)Practicing these three steps on their own, and then combining them all simultaneously is the path to becoming proficient with scales. Just practice these three things, simply add speed, and you're an instantaneous shredder. Seriously. There's not much to it. It's easier than you think!  less

This piece of music incorporates tones; from the full 12 Solfeggio frequency scale. The throat singing / overtone singing, featured in this track, is by Stian; AKA stingndr on YouTube.
There is also Theta   more...brainwave entrainment technology in this track; by www.unisontherapy.com
The Solfeggio frequencies; are from a musical scale used in ancient music, chants and religious ceremonies; that were lost for many centuries. The Solfeggio scale, chants and frequencies/tones were believed to enable spiritual blessings and transformation when played and sung in harmony.
One of the most interesting Solfeggio frequencies is 528 Hz. According to Dr Len Horowitz and Dr Puleo; some leading genetic bio chemists suggest frequency 528 Hz is the repair frequency for damaged DNA.
528 Hz is one of the main focus frequency's of this track.
There are 9 main Solfeggio frequencies and it's the 6 initial tones that have many suggested benefits. Regardless of ones individual beliefs, as each note has a different tuning from the conventional musical scale, these tones can provide a new stimulus to the mind and physical system. It is recently accepted by scientists, that just providing the brain with new input has many benefits alone, in relation to brain plasticity / keeping the mind young healthy and active. As the mind becomes healthy the physical body also reaps its own reward.
This is a list of some of the Solfeggio Hz and their suggested benefits.
396 Hz - Releasing emotional patterns and the liberation of guilt and fear.
417 Hz - Breaking up crystallized emotional patterns and facilitatiog change.
528 Hz - Association with "DNA integrity" transformation, love and miracles.
639 Hz - Whole brain quadrant interconnectedness/connecting relationships.
741 Hz - Intuitive states, non linear knowing and awakening intuition.
852 Hz --Unconditional love and returning to spiritual order.
The 12 Solfeggio tones follow a mathematical pattern.
They increase by 111 Hz each note.
.. 63 Hz
.174 Hz
.285 Hz
.396 Hz
.417 Hz
.528 Hz
.639 Hz
.741 Hz
.852 Hz
.963 Hz
1174 Hz
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