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Applying Rhythm to Chords

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Sweeps and Arpeggios
== Sweeps and Arpeggios ==
A unique way to embellish a certain chord is to strum it slowly, arpeggiating it. The strum is still much faster than using individual pick strokes for each note - you play the strum just slow enough so that you can hear each note separate from the others but keep your hand's momentum steady like a normal strum.
 
1 2 3
E-------0--0--------0--
B------0---0--------0--
G-----1----1--------1--
D----2-----2--------2--
A---2------2--------2--
E--0-------0--------0--
 
Alternate-picked arpeggios typically have less rhythmic variety on the individual notes. However, they have an ascending or descending nature that can form its own form of rhythm.
 
E-----------------------------7--10--7--------------------------
B-----------------------7--8------------8--7--------------------
G-----------------4--7------------------------7--4--------------
D-----------4--5------------------------------------5--4--------
A-----2--5------------------------------------------------5--2--
E--3------------------------------------------------------------
E--------------------5--8--------7--10--------1--5--------------
B--------------5--6--------7--8---------1--3--------------------
G--------2--5---------------------------------------------------
D--2--3---------------------------------------------5--4--------
A---------------------------------------------------------5--2--
E---------------------------------------------------------------
 
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== Legato Embellishments ==