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See what practice does? Good job! |
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Guitar playing consists of heavy doses of the two P's: Practice and Patience.
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Barry Sad Moments {Marianne Vedral cover}: My SoundCloud page Some steel strings, some nylon. |
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When trying to learn how to do them I noticed that it feels like you have to press really really hard with your pointer finger. But once you have mastered them you realise your not pushing all that hard at all really.
The thing what got me over the line was to position my barring finger so it sticks out over the neck and the bottom of the finger nail lines up with the top of the neck.
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Greg Bennet D7 acoustic Squier classic vibe 60s Strat |
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I don't think there are any hard-fast rules, only that you place the bar finger where it gets the firmest pressure on the strings.
While learning to finger-pick Freight Train, I just found out that my bar finger relaxes to much after I land it. Just one more thing to work on As they say; practice, man, practice! |
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Yeah for me is that I don't need my index finger straight like an arrow. A little bit of a bend is what feels comfortable for me. Sometimes I apply pressure depending if its an up or down strum. Down strums I put more pressure on the lower strings since those are the ones that stand out. On the up strums I put more pressure on the higher strings because you usually don't even hit the lower strings on an up strum. |