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 | | The fret hand portion of sweep picking can be described as when multiple, adjacent strings are "articulated", or acutely controlled by the fretting fingers, and thus sounded in succession without ringing together (as opposed to barre chords in which all strings are held down throughout the pick stroke). |
 | | Ultimately sweep picking, once mastered, can be applied to virtually any idea, arpeggio or otherwise, and is considered amongst most guitar players as one of the signs of guitar mastery and virtuosity. |
 | | Sweeps may also be continued to the next note via means of tapping (as used by Michael Angelo Batio and Tony McAlpine), and may facilitate the ability to play passing notes outside of the classic arpeggio sequence. |
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