[Guitar Cover] Queen "I Was Born To Love You" Solo - How to Play the Fmadd9 Arpeggio Part Live

My attempt of "I Was Born To Love You" guitar solo, including the Fmadd9 arpeggio featured in the studio recording. Here are the timetable:

0:00 Excerpt of Fmadd9 arpeggio part isolated - Normal Speed
0:09 Excerpt of Fmadd9 arpeggio part isolated - Slow
0:21 My playthrough of the entire solo

While Brian replaces this part with exciting tapping phrases when he plays this live, I've been thinking that it would be cool if I could play the Fmadd9 arpeggio live as in the studio version.
I couldn't find out any cover/lesson video or TABs that covered the particular arpeggio section (unless my Google skill s*cks lol), so I decided to come up with the fingering that can recreate the section live.

Turned out that I needed to incorporate sweep picking, which makes it difficult to keep tempo and control articulation of the each note to be the same as the original recording - These are what I find more room for improvement. This video is the best take I could play at the moment, I have to admit.
(I also considered using stretched fingering/string skipping to allow myself to alternate-pick every note, but that approach was far beyond my skills.)

There are several deviations from the original recording, including the following two I should note here:
- Brian may have tuned his guitar in Eb as I can hear a noise of the open string from G string but in Gb. If this is true, you need to play every note 1 fret higher from where I play in this video.
(In this video, I left my guitar in standard tuning outta my laziness lol and the fact Brian plays this song in standard in the gigs.)
- Brian played the solo with the legendary "Deacy Amp" on this studio version. For maximum authenticity, I should have played the replica of Deacy!