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Revision as of 09:02, 29 June 2009
Not sure how to hold a pick? Check out this article on Pick Holding.
Want to learn about a cool rhythm guitar technique? Have a look at this awesome article by Azzaboi on Palm Muting.
Having problems with Sweep picking? Have a look at this Sweep Picking FAQ to see if it answers any of your questions.
Want to try creating your own video lessons? Have a looks at Chris Evan's lesson making video lessons.
"This article should help those interested in recording and writing their own video lesson. This is based on my experience recording recent lessons for the Student Instructor Board with some problems that I encountered and how I over came them, so hopefully if you are thinking about recording your own lessons you wont have to go through some of the painful and frustrating moments that I`ve had...more."
There is now a new series of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) articles in the Techniques portal. They contain answers to common problems that have been asked on the forum. If you want to add some FAQs yourself, all you have to do is copy the code from the FAQ before, then put in the question, and any answers from the thread that you thought were very useful, in the appropriate places. To see how it works check out this Right Hand FAQ.
Want to learn about one of the most imporant shred techniques? Check out this article on Alternate Picking!
"Alternate picking is a way of picking where the pick hits the strings with upstrokes and downstrokes mixed. The mixing is always in the same order, so it's down-up-down-up. It's never down-down-up-up. When switching strings the movement just goes on...more"
