>The ideal location to have your finger is just behind the fret. Near it, but not on it. This will give the least resistance and clearest sound. You don’t want to be on top of it or too far away from it. If you’re too far away from the fret it’s going to take a lot of extra effort and pressure to keep the string held down to get a clear sound, if you can do it at all. I guess ive been making life more difficult than it needed to be this whole time
Damn that's a massive tour for being as old as he is, I wonder what the best show would be? Twords the beginning or at the end?
Justin Jackson
I didn't learn this until I picked up bass. On bass it becomes obvious right away as you tend to get accidental fret buzz if your finger lands too far back of the fret (on a correctly set up bass).
Jordan Moore
>go see some washed up dad rock boomer who's responsible for his child's death because he was too busy doing coke to watch him Nah, I'm good.
Gabriel Thomas
It's weird to me ive always played right in the middle and never had an issue, even with bass but the literature doesnt lie I guess ive just got monkey grip lol
Carter Carter
He's already towards his end, catch him early.
Dylan Peterson
Faceblind retard alert
Gabriel Young
Go to the one which is nearest to you user. But yeah I'm surprised, he's gonna be all over the place
Hunter Anderson
Why don't you click on the image user
Kayden Smith
Yeah, the ambulance, the hospital, the morgue, the hearse, the funeral home, the casket, etc.
Dominic Thompson
imagine being this mad because someone is old
Isaiah Moore
>Actually doing a concert in Kentucky Maybe
Kevin Stewart
He'd probably be less mad if Eric Johnson's child had a chance to get old as well.
David Rodriguez
Context?
Levi Nguyen
Youve got him and Clapton mixed up retard
Isaiah Roberts
Too many Erics make everyone confused
Jace Ortiz
You're telling me there are two people with the same first name?
Is there any downside to anchoring your pinky on the pickguard/body when picking? I've grown too used to it but I rarely see pros doing it. Is it a bad habit or something? I find that it tends to help with my accuracy and muting but is it hurting my picking speed?
