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- String Crossing Workout 3LEVEL 3New set of exercises that will help you develop your alternating finger picking, string crossing, left hand strength and dexterity.
- String Crossing Workout 4LEVEL 3More exercises that will help you develop your alternating finger picking, string crossing, left hand strength and dexterity.
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Kristofer Dahl8th May 2019Go for it MisterM!
No need to play this one fast, if you play it at a comfortable tempo it will help you with the thumb joint movement!
Manu RASSE7th May 2019Hi Kris
Very fast exercice
I will try it
Thank you
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Practicing to me is all about having fun while maximising progress pace. I am constantly looking for new ways to live by this philosophy.
In my quest to boost my alternate picking skills - I came cross this exercise which seemed to have it all: Three note per string picking, string crossing in several directions & melodic movement.
In a relatively short amount of time I noticed the exercise had a big impact on my playing. And not only that - these patterns sound so cool I ended up using them in my lead playing as well.
Gear:
Ibanez FRM100
Kemper Profiler (profile: Morgan AC20)
Duet2 usb
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Go to next part: PageUP or End.
Volume: ArrowUp / ArrowDown keys
Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
Pause or play: `k` or space key
Fullscreen: `f`, esc to close
Increase / decrease speed : `+` or `-`
