| When you play a guitar, you will have to
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| | deal with feedback that they don't want.
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| know how to pick a guitar and these are
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| | The problem with this variation is that
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| some of them.
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| | you have to play with a side to side
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| There is the standard style of picking a
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| | motion rather than at the wrist. This
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| guitar. The standard style is holding the
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| | will eventually lead to having a locked
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| pick between the flat of the thumb and
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| | wrist and you will not be able to play
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| the side of the index finger with your
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| | faster.
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| fingers either anchored on or draped
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| | There is another variation of standard
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| across the pick guard.
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| | style. When you play using this
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| This style does have some disadvantages.
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| | variation, you have the thumb side of
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| You will find that pressing the thumb
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| | your palm raised with the opposite side
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| against the side of the finger to be an
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| | of your palm resting on the bridge. The
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| uncomfortable position. You will also
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| | only difference between this variation
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| find that if you don't press hard enough,
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| | and the regular standard style is the
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| the pick will become unsteady when you
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| | hand location.
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| pick the string. You will find that the
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| | Another variation of the standard style
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| pick will catch on the strings.
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| | is called circle picking. You hold the
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| There is a variation of the standard
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| | pick the same way as the standard style.
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| style where the remaining fingers are in
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| | You move by flexing the first joint of
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| a loose or tight fist. There should be no
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| | the thumb, with the index finger
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| contact between the hand and the guitar
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| | extending at its second joint. You slide
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| except through the pick. The advantage of
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| | the pick along the string before crossing
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| this standard style variation is that you
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| | it, turning counterclockwise on down
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| should have less baggage to swing around.
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| | strokes and clockwise on upstrokes. This
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| This is because the mass of the fingers
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| | essentially means that you are making a
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| are closer to the axis of the wrist.
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| | circular motion to play the strings and
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| The main disadvantage of this variation
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| | the reason that it is called circle
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| is that even in the greatest of players,
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| | picking.
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| they were inconsistent in the accuracy of
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| | The main advantage is that you can play
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| their playing. They kept on losing on
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| | several strings with no arm or wrist
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| losing their point of reference of
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| | motion at all. The tones sound nice when
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| fingers that were touching the pick
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| | using this style. It is a fun way to play
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| guard.
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| | if you don't mind looking weird.
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| Another variation of the standard style
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| | The main problem with this picking style
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| is that the palm rests flat on the
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| | is that your feel will suffer. You will
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| bridge, either behind or in front,
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| | constantly have to will yourself to
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| depending whether the strings need muting
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| | control your timing. It is hard to do
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| or not. You can have other fingers open
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| | large strokes like strumming. You will
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| or closed.
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| | find eventually that the extra motion of
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| This standard style variation is perfect
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| | the thumb and index finger are
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| for electric guitar players who usually
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| | inefficient and limit speed.
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