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    This document discusses an exercise involving diatonic 5th septuplets, which takes a 5th triad pair with an alternating 4 notes ascending and 3 notes descending pattern. The exercise presents this line with a pick and fingers approach on the guitar. It also notes that the pattern can alternatively be played using sweep picking.

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    This document discusses an exercise involving diatonic 5th septuplets, which takes a 5th triad pair with an alternating 4 notes ascending and 3 notes descending pattern. The exercise presents this line with a pick and fingers approach on the guitar. It also notes that the pattern can alternatively be played using sweep picking.

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    Chapter 5 - Fifth-Based Intervallic Models

    3-Str

    Exercise 5.13.1
    Diatonic 5th Septuplets

    P I M A

    Nice line for odd accents. It takes a 5th triad pair with a 4-up and 3-down pattern. It's presented with a pick and fingers
    approach.

    Tip - This pattern can also be played with sweep


    picking.

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