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Thanks once again for all this advice.
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Quote:
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Here are two useful videos; the 1st one helped me a lot when I first start to learn to play guitar; I still use bits and pieces of these exercises every day in my warm-up routine. On open strings, btw, my left hand will either be resting or doing completely different stretching exercises.
BTW, I either use a Matepis Luva arm pad or an Armadillo armrest. I have the guitar in classical position so the guitar edge would touch my forearm in the upper half. The pad makes it easier to use my arm as a lever and to move my hand across and along the strings. The Armadillo is helpful on my archtop, to compensate for the high floating saddle.
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Great. Thanks very much.
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I don't think it's wrong to anchor your palm around/near/on the bridge/pins area. I do that at times when I want more control over my picking. I have seen Molly Tuttle do it and countless others.
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finger picking, fingers, fingerstyle |
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