This one's a bit noodle-y, but great for string crossings, general accuracy, speed, and endurace. Once you've learned it make sure you try it starting on both the i and the m fingers.
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Technique Exercises - Chromatic Scale...
This is the Ultimate Lots-Of-Notes Scale. By combining three chromatic scale patterns - single-string, open position and moveable - we create six different ways to play a three-octave chromatic scale. You’ll also be able to play chromatic scales anywhere on the neck by using various combinations ...
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Technique Exercises - “Chromatic” Bar...
Not actually a Chromatic Scale, but it sort of looks like one. This exercise is great for improving your finger independence while barred. And by taking the concept and changing the left-hand fingerings, you can make lots more exercises out of this one.
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Technique Exercises - Picado Arpeggio...
This is another simple but powerful exercise to improve your string crossing. It’s a basic right-hand pattern - arpeggiating any 6-note chord voicing - where you play picado across all six strings to work on adjusting your hand (as opposed to your fingers) when playing across multiple strings.
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