Don't lock yourself down by digging in with your wrist on the bridge - you aren't doing that here, but it's a common thing and is best avoided. Some players have learned to play amazingly well DESPITE this, but that doesn't mean you should do it! // Also, don't anchor any of your fingertips to the face of the guitar! If anything, just "drag" the backs of your fingers (nails.) Ideally, don't rest ANYTHING on the face of your guitar. Let the pivot be where your forearm touches the guitar. : )
Don't lock yourself down by digging in with your wrist on the bridge - you aren't doing that here, but it's a common thing and is best avoided. Some players have learned to play amazingly well DESPITE this, but that doesn't mean you should do it! // Also, don't anchor any of your fingertips to the face of the guitar! If anything, just "drag" the backs of your fingers (nails.) Ideally, don't rest ANYTHING on the face of your guitar. Let the pivot be where your forearm touches the guitar. : )
inky960 1 year ago
Pinky on the board, keep the rest closed. Makes for a strong grip, lots of motion freedom and some guidance.
stefanwilkens 2 years ago