Can't Find A Comfortable Position To Play In |
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Can't Find A Comfortable Position To Play In |
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Mar 16 2008, 07:33 AM |
Try experimenting a bit with the length of your strap, try playing with the guitar hanging a bit higher or lower than now and see if this improves anything. About this angle thing of how you are holding your guitar, many other players do this to, Zakk Wylde for example, when he plays a solo his guitar is almost vertical.
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Mar 16 2008, 05:25 PM |
Sometimes the best position is the classical one, guitar on the left leg, strap high up. This way, if you have a shorter neck it is easier to play may things, but it is not a "cool" position so to speak. SO if you don't care, just practice like this.
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Mar 19 2008, 04:56 PM |
I got used to playing when standing so I too find it a little difficult to find a comfortable siting position to play in.. I'm sure with a little experiment and getting used to some position you will overcome problems..
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