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Okay, on this occasion, I will explain how to make our fingers limp and not stiff to play guitar melodies.
Especially for beginners, who have been playing guitar for a long time, but it's still like that, fingers feel heavy, stiff.
I have a tip for beginners.
Oh yes, for those who are already seniors who are already proficient at being good at it, I apologize if my tips are still wrong, I am also still learning at the same time.
- The first technique
The position of the fingers parallel to one finger occupies one grip.
Starting from string number one, and finger number one or little finger. finger movements up one by one and then down one by one, when moving the finger, only one finger moves, the others remain in position.
You can see the video below.
- The second technique
Almost the same as technique number one,
From finger number one and three they go up together, and finger number two and four then follow.
You can see the video below
- The third technique
Using one assisted technique with a rope or rubber
- Fourth technique
Using the second technique assisted with a rope or rubber.
It's pretty clear huh.
After mastering techniques one, two, three, four earlier, I'm sure your fingers will feel lighter to play. Then there will be more techniques that must be mastered.
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