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orsonw -> RE: Which technique is this? (Oct. 4 2021 17:59:53)
Personally I can play I A faster, but I am determined to use I M because I think it sounds better. Here Santiago Lara uses M A. Maybe this is a tone choice, rather than a speed issue? You can see here at about 2.00 minute.

devilhand -> RE: Which technique is this? (Oct. 5 2021 22:58:28)
quote: Here Santiago Lara uses M A. Maybe this is a tone choice, rather than a speed issue? You can see here at about 2.00 minute. His A M picado doesn't sound right to me. I don't know the reason why he chose A M over I M, which is superior in every way.

devilhand -> RE: Which technique is this? (Oct. 9 2021 22:42:10)
This thread deals with the same topic AM picado. http://www.foroflamenco.com/tm.asp?m=321039&p=7&tmode=1&smode=1

devilhand -> RE: Which technique is this? (Oct. 19 2021 15:43:33)
Looks like pulgar up and down combined with golpe at 7:22-7:29?

Ricardo -> RE: Which technique is this? (Oct. 20 2021 13:51:40)
quote: ORIGINAL: devilhand Looks like pulgar up and down combined with golpe at 7:22-7:29? That is called alzapúa….he is targeting a small group of strings, the basses, however his up strokes do catch the third string. Three notes (triplets). Again, time to get a teacher.

devilhand -> RE: Which technique is this? (Nov. 22 2021 18:32:04)
quote: ORIGINAL: Ricardo It is a very personalized technique of his that he does in every palo. I learned a siguiriyas version and put it in compas for folks that want to learn it (cuz most of the time his concept of compas is very push pull with this technique and the math doesn’t always work). This was many years back and I have it a lot better now, this was after I first figured it out as it’s very tricky. Is this personalized technique also used for the falseta from Morao you uploaded in the Falseta Swap Shop thread?

Ricardo -> RE: Which technique is this? (Nov. 23 2021 18:24:24)
quote: ORIGINAL: devilhand quote: ORIGINAL: Ricardo It is a very personalized technique of his that he does in every palo. I learned a siguiriyas version and put it in compas for folks that want to learn it (cuz most of the time his concept of compas is very push pull with this technique and the math doesn’t always work). This was many years back and I have it a lot better now, this was after I first figured it out as it’s very tricky. Is this personalized technique also used for the falseta from Morao you uploaded in the Falseta Swap Shop thread? The above I put into proper compas, but the original falseta was this: Then I used the technique for my own falseta (second or long fancy one) por solea:

devilhand -> RE: Which technique is this? (Nov. 29 2021 15:49:58)
Which finger is used for accented down strumming? The index or middle or ring finger? This is done without golpe. At 3:42 Paco does 3 down strummings in a row. Unfortunately one can't see which finger he's using. At 4:38 look like he's using either AM or AMI. At 4:43 is it the index finger only? At 3:32 At 1:57 & 2:43

Ricardo -> RE: Which technique is this? (Nov. 30 2021 1:58:15)
Normally either i or m

devilhand -> RE: Which technique is this? (May 6 2023 20:38:29)
What technique comes after tremolo at 25:40 and how can we play it? I couldnt hear what he said. If I heard him right it's a classical guitar technique R. Montoya introduced into flamenco guitar playing.

mecmachin -> RE: Which technique is this? (May 6 2023 21:16:28)
la horquilla?

Ricardo -> RE: Which technique is this? (May 7 2023 17:44:45)
quote: ORIGINAL: mecmachin la horquilla? Right. Like a three pronged hair pin, p on the bass, a and m together on two strings at the same time, and i separate if you need triplets. Niño Ricardo Solea arpegio demonstrates the triplet horquilla.

devilhand -> RE: Which technique is this? (May 13 2023 20:53:17)
quote: ORIGINAL: mecmachin la horquilla? Can anyone notice he says la horquilla but ends up playing two straight 8th notes? Looks like p and am are played together leaving i out.

Ricardo -> RE: Which technique is this? (May 14 2023 13:17:25)
quote: ORIGINAL: devilhand quote: ORIGINAL: mecmachin la horquilla? Can anyone notice he says la horquilla but ends up playing two straight 8th notes? Looks like p and am are played together leaving i out. Nope. Nobody noticed. Only you.

devilhand -> RE: Which technique is this? (Aug. 3 2023 21:59:55)
Anyone seen other maestros play like this or is it Paco's individual technique? At 2:51 Paco plays treble strings with the back of his nails before arrastre. At 1:07 Paco does it again before pppima arpegio.

xirdneH_imiJ -> RE: Which technique is this? (Aug. 4 2023 1:42:54)
Virtually everyone plays this, you'll find it before the thumb goes through all the strings for a chord (or just the basses, depending on what comes after).

Ricardo -> RE: Which technique is this? (Aug. 4 2023 15:23:13)
Also used before the start of tremolo.

devilhand -> RE: Which technique is this? (Aug. 5 2023 11:02:52)
quote: Virtually everyone plays this, you'll find it before the thumb goes through all the strings for a chord (or just the basses, depending on what comes after). The question is how did everyone come to know this? Copied from Paco? To me it was impossible without youtube and this camera angle. I read on the foro you transcribe a lot. Do you include these small details in your transcription? quote: Also used before the start of tremolo. Do you demonstrate it in one of your Paco tutorials?

orsonw -> RE: Which technique is this? (Aug. 5 2023 11:34:48)
quote: The question is how did everyone come to know this? Copied from Paco? Rasego preceding pulgar is basic flamenco technique, far predating Paco. quote: To me it was impossible without youtube and this camera angle. This is beginner level technique. Get a teacher.

Piwin -> RE: Which technique is this? (Aug. 5 2023 13:00:16)
quote: The question is how did everyone come to know this? Take orsonw's advice. I learned it during my first few lessons. We did solea. The little grace-note rasgueado is very common before marking a salient beat. For example: During the salida, from around 0:55 to 1:40, he does it on every "3" in there as well as on a few other beats. Now that you've realized it's a thing, I suspect you'll start to see/hear it everywhere.

Stu -> RE: Which technique is this? (Aug. 5 2023 17:39:35)
This thread is bonkers! 😄 Is devil hand a real person? Perhaps he's ai. An ex member trolling? It all just feels a bit off. Asks simplest questions, then corrects the answers. Then asks about the most basic techniques.. But comes across like an expert. Come on man. Fess up! What's going on?

devilhand -> RE: Which technique is this? (Aug. 5 2023 19:45:05)
quote: During the salida, from around 0:55 to 1:40, he does it on every "3" in there as well as on a few other beats. Now that you've realized it's a thing, I suspect you'll start to see/hear it everywhere. Awesome. I appreciate your Input. quote: Come on man. Fess up! What's going on? Come on man. Update your profile pic. You can't look so young after all these years.

xirdneH_imiJ -> RE: Which technique is this? (Aug. 5 2023 20:37:17)
Yes I do, depending on the palo and its tempo, it'll most often be triplet 16ths or ghost notes.

Stu -> RE: Which technique is this? (Aug. 5 2023 23:29:40)
quote: Come on man. Update your profile pic. You can't look so young after all these years. [:D] You know I've been thinking the same thing for ages. That was taken in sanlucar in 2011 maybe. But you've only been a member for 3 ish years. So how do you know how long that pic has been on there? For all you know that is a recent picture. Unless of course you've really been around here for many years.... ?? 🤔

devilhand -> RE: Which technique is this? (Aug. 7 2023 21:49:37)
quote: So how do you know how long that pic has been on there? Wayback machine showed me you've been using the same profile pic for at least a decade. The Internet never forgets. AI

Stu -> RE: Which technique is this? (Aug. 7 2023 22:56:48)
😂👌 way back machine! I like that. Ok. Still... I challenged you to reveal yourself. You decide to go digging into the past to expose how long I've had my profile pic for? Kinda weird choice! 😄 😄 There's more to you than meets the eye im sure. But I like it!😉

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