Sweep-aholics!! Post your favorite sweep licks

**Guni** · 04-22-2002, 04:09 PM

In response to your enthusiasm about Eric's article 'An Introduction To Sweep-Picking V 2.0' we thought that it'd be a cool idea to see how you use sweeping and to share some of your own cool licks with us.

The best 10 submissions will be featured in a special article here on iBreatheMusic :-)

The Rules:

1) You can only submit one example.
2) The example should not be longer then 4 bars of music.
3) The example has to be your original.
4) Your example has to be recorded and uploaded in a decent quality (mp3s preferred - No midi files!!!).
5) Your example must be accompanied by notation and Tab (We recommend PowerTab if you are looking for a decent program)
6) Please upload one file per post (ie reply to this with your soundfile, then again with your notation). Please do not submit your examples via email.
7) We retain the right to remove any posts that do not comply with these rules.
8) The decision as to who's licks get featured in the article reside solely at the discretion of iBreatheMusic Admins and Moderators.

Well, have fun and enjoy. Just give us a shout if you have any queries regarding sound or notation.

We are looking forward to listening to your stuff.....

The iBreatheMusic Crew

***EricV*** · 04-22-2002, 04:29 PM

Yo,

I am looking forward to hearing what all you guys come up with... I think it´s gonna be quite interesting.
It´s a good thing that these days the harddisk-recording is pretty sophisticated, which allows most people to do some serious home-recording... often sounds very good.
BTW, if anyone of you needs a wave-to-mp3-converter , lemme know, I have a rather small, but cool freeware-prog...

Warm regards
Eric

**Guni** · 04-24-2002, 10:36 PM

Hi all,

Here's my sweep submission.

I like to use sweeps to create a certain effect and to add more 'punch' to a solo.

The chord is a Dm7(9). On top of it I superimpose the arpeggios Dm7, Em7 and Fmaj7, which results in a D Dorian sound.

I hope ya like it.

Here's the notation:

I played the lick twice:
1st time at half speed so ya can hear what's going on
2nd time at 120 bpm as written

Listen

Guni

***EricV*** · 04-24-2002, 11:27 PM

Gunharth,

very nice... the superimposition is really cool, a great example of how to really use modes.
I like that one... let´s see what some of the other members of the forums will come up with...
Warm regards
Eric

BTW, to all visitors: When submitting your examples, feel free to elaborate on the setup you used to record your submission... I think that is definitely something of interest for many...

**Guni** · 04-25-2002, 10:49 AM

Thanks Eric, yeah I think it's a useful and practical example.

Regarding recording:

One of iBreatheMusic's main focus is to show all musical examples with real sound files. I had to go through quite some testing until I came up with a decent result. 'Decent' meaning that the sound has to be clear and usable for our purpose, ie the demonstration of instructional material.

I did try combinations of Amp - Mic - Comp but that didn't work too well as it was very noisy…..

To make it short here's my weird current setup:

My Tele or Strat goes straight into an old Roland GP-8 Effects processor (although old they are quite cool thingies). Mainly I use it as a mixer for controlling the output volume. Sometimes I add some delay, chorus or distortion. From the GP-8 I go straight into my PC. Here I perform the final volume control before sending the signal to the Mac where I record the stuff with Cubase. I have to use the PC in front of the Mac as otherwise the input level on the Mac would be terrible low (don't ask me why). For mastering the sound files I use programs such as Peak (Mac) or Wavelab (Pc).

Well, this is working for me at the moment. I am in the process of converting my cellar into a work and studio area, so I am looking forward to performing more tests......

Guni

furiousnewf · 12-02-2004, 09:30 PM

What do you think?

Guitarperson88 · 12-02-2004, 10:50 PM

I think your right. This is a pretty sweet thread. Here's one of my licks, Its in E minor. Its partially made up out of the e natural minor scale.

furiousnewf · 12-02-2004, 11:39 PM

Heres one from another thread that I posted

http://www.ibreathemusic.com/forums/...5229#post55229

furiousnewf · 12-03-2004, 01:20 AM

Sweeping in A minor

Guitarperson88 · 12-03-2004, 02:27 AM

cool stuff man

Guitarperson88 · 12-03-2004, 02:29 AM

bah, i have no recording software, Guni can you make an exception? That'd be awesome.

04-22-2002, 04:09 PM	#1
Guni i Breathe ... Admin Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Austria & UK Posts: 1,570	Sweep-aholics!! Post your favorite sweep licks In response to your enthusiasm about Eric's article 'An Introduction To Sweep-Picking V 2.0' we thought that it'd be a cool idea to see how you use sweeping and to share some of your own cool licks with us. The best 10 submissions will be featured in a special article here on iBreatheMusic :-) The Rules: 1) You can only submit one example. 2) The example should not be longer then 4 bars of music. 3) The example has to be your original. 4) Your example has to be recorded and uploaded in a decent quality (mp3s preferred - No midi files!!!). 5) Your example must be accompanied by notation and Tab (We recommend PowerTab if you are looking for a decent program) 6) Please upload one file per post (ie reply to this with your soundfile, then again with your notation). Please do not submit your examples via email. 7) We retain the right to remove any posts that do not comply with these rules. 8) The decision as to who's licks get featured in the article reside solely at the discretion of iBreatheMusic Admins and Moderators. Well, have fun and enjoy. Just give us a shout if you have any queries regarding sound or notation. We are looking forward to listening to your stuff..... The iBreatheMusic Crew __________________ Please don't email or send me private messages with music related questions as they will be ignored. Rather use the forums for this and I will try my best to take part as much as I can.

04-22-2002, 04:29 PM	#2
*EricV* Ibreathe Music Advisor Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 6,096	Yo, I am looking forward to hearing what all you guys come up with... I think it´s gonna be quite interesting. It´s a good thing that these days the harddisk-recording is pretty sophisticated, which allows most people to do some serious home-recording... often sounds very good. BTW, if anyone of you needs a wave-to-mp3-converter , lemme know, I have a rather small, but cool freeware-prog... Warm regards Eric __________________ www.ericvandenberg.net "Talking Hands" shop Guitar Magazine Blog

04-24-2002, 10:36 PM	#3
Guni i Breathe ... Admin Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Austria & UK Posts: 1,570	Hi all, Here's my sweep submission. I like to use sweeps to create a certain effect and to add more 'punch' to a solo. The chord is a Dm7(9). On top of it I superimpose the arpeggios Dm7, Em7 and Fmaj7, which results in a D Dorian sound. I hope ya like it. Here's the notation: I played the lick twice: 1st time at half speed so ya can hear what's going on 2nd time at 120 bpm as written Listen Guni __________________ Please don't email or send me private messages with music related questions as they will be ignored. Rather use the forums for this and I will try my best to take part as much as I can.

04-24-2002, 11:27 PM	#4
*EricV* Ibreathe Music Advisor Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 6,096	Gunharth, very nice... the superimposition is really cool, a great example of how to really use modes. I like that one... let´s see what some of the other members of the forums will come up with... Warm regards Eric BTW, to all visitors: When submitting your examples, feel free to elaborate on the setup you used to record your submission... I think that is definitely something of interest for many... __________________ www.ericvandenberg.net "Talking Hands" shop Guitar Magazine Blog

12-02-2004, 09:30 PM	#6
furiousnewf Newfie Rock Guitarist Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Posts: 145	We should bring this thread back to life!!!!!! What do you think? __________________ http://furiousnewf.cjb.net/

04-25-2002, 10:49 AM	#5
Guni i Breathe ... Admin Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Austria & UK Posts: 1,570	Thanks Eric, yeah I think it's a useful and practical example. Regarding recording: One of iBreatheMusic's main focus is to show all musical examples with real sound files. I had to go through quite some testing until I came up with a decent result. 'Decent' meaning that the sound has to be clear and usable for our purpose, ie the demonstration of instructional material. I did try combinations of Amp - Mic - Comp but that didn't work too well as it was very noisy….. To make it short here's my weird current setup: My Tele or Strat goes straight into an old Roland GP-8 Effects processor (although old they are quite cool thingies). Mainly I use it as a mixer for controlling the output volume. Sometimes I add some delay, chorus or distortion. From the GP-8 I go straight into my PC. Here I perform the final volume control before sending the signal to the Mac where I record the stuff with Cubase. I have to use the PC in front of the Mac as otherwise the input level on the Mac would be terrible low (don't ask me why). For mastering the sound files I use programs such as Peak (Mac) or Wavelab (Pc). Well, this is working for me at the moment. I am in the process of converting my cellar into a work and studio area, so I am looking forward to performing more tests...... Guni

12-02-2004, 11:39 PM	#8
furiousnewf Newfie Rock Guitarist Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Posts: 145	Heres one from another thread that I posted http://www.ibreathemusic.com/forums/...5229#post55229 __________________ http://furiousnewf.cjb.net/ Last edited by furiousnewf; 12-03-2004 at 12:14 AM.

12-03-2004, 02:27 AM	#10
Guitarperson88 No catch phrase. Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Centreville, VA Posts: 185	cool stuff man __________________ (enter catch phrase here)

12-03-2004, 02:29 AM	#11
Guitarperson88 No catch phrase. Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Centreville, VA Posts: 185	bah, i have no recording software, Guni can you make an exception? That'd be awesome. __________________ (enter catch phrase here)

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