Legato Runs, Pull offs and hammer ons |
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Legato Runs, Pull offs and hammer ons |
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Aug 20 2013, 08:08 AM |
Like verciazghra said above, everything depends on the person. Personally, I've always found pull-offs more challenging. Maybe Cosmin will put up a video or something
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Aug 20 2013, 10:03 PM |
Good video Cosmin! In my personal experience I think that there is not a big difference between hammer on and pull of in difficulty but maybe we use to practice more one or the other and that makes that one easier to do. In my case I feel that pull of seems to be a bit easier but I'm sure that it's because I have used a pull of exercises as my warm up for 15 years.
Here you can find it (exercise number 1) https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_fo...showtopic=42825 -------------------- My lessons
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Aug 21 2013, 08:20 AM |
Good video Cosmin! In my personal experience I think that there is not a big difference between hammer on and pull of in difficulty but maybe we use to practice more one or the other and that makes that one easier to do. In my case I feel that pull of seems to be a bit easier but I'm sure that it's because I have used a pull of exercises as my warm up for 15 years. Here you can find it (exercise number 1) https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_fo...showtopic=42825 Thanks Gabe! I was practicing legato like a maniac back in 2003-2004 due to my heavy addiction on Steve Vai - I remember putting my right hand behind my head and playing three notes per string patterns at slow speeds, in order to gain accuracy and stamina, until it hurt. |
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