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String skipping is a great tool for metal guitar. It basically "stretches out" a note progression to cover more range, to make a more original sound. String skipping can be applied to arpeggios. An arpeggio is just a scale that uses chromatic notes to make a sequence. The arpeggio can be just one octave, or with string skipping, more than one octave. Here's how to use string skipping to make your arpeggio cover multiple octaves.