Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Learn this awesome picking pattern in this lesson here ( youtube.com/watch?v=WshE4FWkLdo ). Like all USX patterns, it is naturally resistant to errors since it specifically adheres to string changes that the picking motion can already do. The key to implementing this is that your tremolo must *already be USX*. What is USX you ask? Here's a quick explainer ( troygrady.com/primer/reference/escape-motion-reference/usx-motion ). You can apply this pattern to any two-string shape you can think of, to generate all kinds cool colors. It's 12 notes, so you can treat it as sextuplets or sixteenths, for comfortable 'fast' playing over a wide range of tempos. Thank you junior high school for these everyday math skills!
Learn this awesome picking pattern in this lesson here ( youtube.com/watch?v=WshE4FWkLdo ). Like all USX patterns, it is naturally resistant to errors since it specifically adheres to string changes that the picking motion can already do. The key to implementing this is that your tremolo must *already be USX*. What is USX you ask? Here's a quick explainer ( troygrady.com/primer/reference/escape-motion-reference/usx-motion ). You can apply this pattern to any two-string shape you can think of, to generate all kinds cool colors. It's 12 notes, so you can treat it as sextuplets or sixteenths, for comfortable 'fast' playing over a wide range of tempos. Thank you junior high school for these everyday math skills!
