Let's work on some tone improvements directly from the source - hand! Please wirte down what gear You're using at home and are Youable to record a short vid of Your right hand only to see how things are going there
( sins update to Maverick Sound quality is now better from Interface , so i can use now Garageband Simulations and Zoom G3 Simulations together , without disturbing noise )
For vid i just made One for Todd ( i do his Shredding Lesson , thats a fine help )
Let's work on some tone improvements directly from the source - hand! Please wirte down what gear You're using at home and are Youable to record a short vid of Your right hand only to see how things are going there
Darius Wave
Oct 28 2013, 01:51 PM
Very well As You probably noticedall of us (Me, Todd, Cosm and Gab) has a bit different playing style and some of the tips for exactly the same techniques might be different You have to try all we suggest and just find Your best combo of all those tips
First thing I would like to start is that Your pick angle is probably too small at some point. Try to move the pick towards the wrist (with Your thumb and index finger.Also doing this You'll have more space on index finger to rest the pick on. This might cause no more other fingers support needed. What You do with other fingers is just unnecessary tension You might try to lossen those so the become sort of antibalnace for the downstrokes. You can angle You index finger a bit more so it hides a bit under the thumb. This gives only two fingers invloved, solid grip of the pick. Very important because it helps to avoid pick stuck between strings and also allow You to play harder
Dieterle
Oct 28 2013, 07:38 PM
Hello Darius , here a first vid with the pick holding technic as i understood it !
I recognize that it is a better and stronger pick holding now , even i do net yet feel real comfortable with it but i will get into it !
Thank You !
Darius Wave
Oct 28 2013, 10:48 PM
I rather meant to leave all other fingers released (opposite to what You did now). All new things need some time to get used to, and then then comes a moment when You can objectively judge them. Take some time to try. You hand angle suggest pure wrist movement so it won't change the movement basics but just keep You sure the grip is strong enough and will remove unnecessary tension
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