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USX workout video ideas… HALP! (Patreon)

Published:
2025-05-31 16:02:26
Imported:
2026-06

Poll

USX workout video ideas… HALP!

  • Chromatic widdlers 18
  • Scalar mashers 200
  • Why can’t we do both? 380
  • 2025-05-31
  • 598 votes
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Comments

Corey Solman

I guess both is ok - but for people with limited practice time you probably want to focus on something techical and usable/musical to be efficient - just my two “sense”

NYCM&AHole

For workout ideas, I suggest Austrian death machine’s “it’s simple: if it jiggles, it’s fat”

Frank Mason

Musical idea’s always beat chromatic for me , solos, etudes , whatever, have very limited time so can’t spend it on spider exercises, also have very low boredom patience threshold 😂. like someone else said the Marty Friedman style stuff is great.

Jake Raymor

Im greedy and definitely saying both

Matt Nelson

I say 3 notes per string on 2 string. That forces you to change. I am an upward pick slanter and i have an issue with hitting the third note on the second string because my pick is stuck between the strings. I have to cut my angle on that last note.

Karsten Fliegner

I much prefer things I can incorporate as licks

Andrew Knaff

Start with pure technique and then show a playable example that sounds amazing to play.

Shredd

Super excited about this topic! I would love to see a very mechanics-focused start, then go into good-sounding scalar stuff at the end. More time on the mechanical side of things. I love the way you explain concepts and how you put things into words, and I think I get the most out of when you describe a technique, phenomenon or sensation. Keep it up Ben! 👌

Peter holze

The fragments of mindless patterns loosens the tension in the room.. then you can begin the work :)