I initially posted this as a response to one of our fellow Forum members, but this video should be beneficial to all.

Enjoy!

This was topic 666 by the way! Spooookie!

Pebber, I just cannot tell you how much that means to me!

Will, it is AWESOME to hear that you dig this variation and will be trying it out! When I first learned this from Pebber, it was also the first time I had seen this variation. I really love the way it forces me "jump" the the proper fret while keeping time. Anything that challenges my "understanding" of something is always interesting to me. You are definitely headed in the right direction, and I hope you decide to stick around the Forum and continue to share with us and participate.

Thanks again, Guys!!!

Thank you for posting this video, Ray! This is a great exercise to get loosened up.

I tried changing the title of this thread, because I want everyone to share their own warm-up exercises, chromatic exercises, and permutation videos all in one place. There are already too many responses to this thread, so I am unable to edit the title. That's OK, though:

FORUM MEMBERS: Please feel free to keep posting videos of yourselves showcasing your favorite warm-ups here! (Don't forget to use a metronome or other type of click track in your videos!)

Will, that is an excellent video! Each note sounds clear, the left-hand technique is spot on, and your picking is tight. NICE!

May I ask that you please post this video to the new thread I created?: The Warm-Up Thread

After Ray posted his video in this thread, I noticed that I needed to change the title of this thread, because his video was not technically a single-string chromatic warm-up. I just do not want to confuse future Forum Members. Unfortunately, I was unable to edit this thread's title, because there were already responses to my initial post. Therefore, I just created a new thread where we can post ALL of our warm-up exercises. Your video definitely belongs there!