Razor_guitarist

Bien brother sigue transcribiendo, saludos desde lima-Peru

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Yeah, we really have quit a few parts that are 320 bpm. It's actually stupid, haha. A really easy way to build up speed is using a metronome, however I used it in a different way than most people. When I started learning speed picking I would set the click kind of slow, maybe around 60 bpm and do alternate picking in whole time. 1 stroke for every click. Then I would go to half time, 2 strokes for every click. Then 1/4 notes (4 notes for every click), then 1/8th notes (8 notes every click). Remember you just want to keep it clean and accurate, and in time. I would do each one for a few minutes before I moved on to the next. Example: 1/2 time for 2 minutes before moving on. Once you are comfortable with that speed at 1/8th notes increase maybe 5 bpm and start the whole method over. Don't try to jump straight to 1/8th notes at the new speed. Start the whole process over again with whole time. That will make you comfortable with your pick, and it will help build picking strength.

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I saw you posted a comment about wanting help playing faster... Just to let you know, my band (www.myspace.com/sbtc) have a few riffs that are around 320 bpm and I play them cleanly and accuratly. So I'm sure I can help you.

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