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Hooking the thumb on 5th string?
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Pimientito
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From: Marbella
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RE: Hooking the thumb on 5th string? (in reply to Wannabee)
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Is this something that I should worry about or is it a personal preference kind of thing? if you can get a technique to work well your own way then go with your personal preference. However....most players find resting thumb on 4th or 5th strings uneconomical. Its much easier to leave your thumb on or near the 6th string and play the rasgeo over the strings you want to. Try this exercise 1. Hold down a chord of E major 2. Play a, m, i, i rasgeos over 5th, 4th and 3rd strings 3. Play a, m, i, i rasgeos over 4th, 3rd and 2cd strings 4. Play a, m, i, i rasgeos over 3rd, 2cd and 1st strings You can repeat with p,m,p, rasgeos. Get used to playing rasgeos more over the bass middle and treble parts of the guitar. thats how the good players get their dynamics.
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