We'll start with a simple triad from A Change Of Seasons: And two sequences from After Life: Triads from Endless Sacrifice: From The Glass Prison: And, finally, arpeggios with rhythm changes from Never Enough: And now, let's take a look at Petrucci's fast runs. Some small ones from The Root Of All Evil: And a more extended tapped run from A Fortune In Lies: Let's see now a few of Petrucci's sweeping arpeggios. From Status Speaker: And the same procedure in To Live Forever: Tapping is a must for all 'guitar virtuosos'. From Octavarium: Another ornamentation used by Petrucci is the DiMeola-style palm-mute.
From Deep In Heaven: And again in Under a Glass Moon: To give more spice to his chromatic addiction, Petrucci uses sometimes hammer-ons and pull-offs like in this run from In the Name Of God: Simple patterns added by free strings is another easy trick by Petrucci. We'll try to unveil some of his secrets: Petrucci often uses fast chromatic runs like the 3-finger one from As I Am: And a 4-finger run from Beyond This Life: Petrucci knows that chromatic runs are the easiest to play so he uses them again and again.
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