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STEP 1: Watch the video to learn the bite-sized piece of music
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Working hard to get pinky but getting there. Good exercises,
Well, my pull off’s are pretty good .I’ll have to practice the hammer on”s . But, still a win .
good start!
So you sort of leave the finger on longer for a split second before pulling off? Sounds OK
like a basketball player shooting foul shots so a guitar player does hammerons and pull offs. always practicing the basics
If I hold my finger just so, I can flip that string to get a decent sound. But my middle finger has some arthritis so I cant pull it any more than it is bent for normal playing, so I have to do a little twist with it and flip it almost sideways/ But it works!
I’m better at letting up and still having the note, vs actually pulling off..