[guitarplayerone]

I wasnt going to post it again, but at 2:10 are some seventh/ninth things I've been working on in three octaves. They are very condusive to be swept, tapped, played legato, or economy picked. Whereas with standard shapes, you cant switch to scales as easily, here they come out naturally, allowing for a mix of scalar and arpeggiated motions (not demonstrated).

These shapes I have applied applied to Maj, Min, 7th, 9th, and diminished shapes (so far). They aren't too special in themselves, but this 'stepwise' pattern is really applicable to rusty cooley-type sequences. so while the arps themselves arent anything special (other than that they are three-octave), their similarities to scale shapes imo make them much more useful.

the rest of the video is wankery.

YouTube - Funk Frenzy

Lambofhowe, the arps rock btw. Very Richie Kotzen, imo. I think any sort of suspensions, Maj/min ninths or sevenths in a metal context will sound absolutely wild.