fevictor -> RE: tremlo habits !!! 3 or 4 ? (Sep. 14 2009 13:45:13)
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A lot of practice...and then you practice some more! One thing that I did which helped me out a lot was to spend abut a week playing tremolo on just the bottom E - p iami. Try and get a nice smooth sound and notice the angel of attack, play with your hand position, thumb position, really get a feel for what works best and keep your movements short. When you start to feel like you have a good tremolo, then move up a string and start over. One of the most important things that I was taught when learning arpeggios and tremolo was to watch the dynamics of the hand; what that means is that your wrist and fingers should not change position or angle if you are playing different strings. Move your whole forearm, but keep your hand in the same position, preferably perpendicular to the strings. Get yourself a mirror and practice watching your hand. Hope this helps Vic
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