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Hi and thanks for your book!
I'm using it since a few months now and if i agree with the gravity hands and evry things else i think i must pinch the pick a litle more stronger than you did cause i have no sound and at fast tempi i can't do "sweeping" because i drop the pick or it is constantly moving between my thumb and my first joint....can i play fast this way (pinch the pick harder like tchavolo schmitt)?
I'm using it since a few months now and if i agree with the gravity hands and evry things else i think i must pinch the pick a litle more stronger than you did cause i have no sound and at fast tempi i can't do "sweeping" because i drop the pick or it is constantly moving between my thumb and my first joint....can i play fast this way (pinch the pick harder like tchavolo schmitt)?
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That's the way!I relax after each stroke but when i hit the string i have a firm grip on the pick.
Thanks, i'll put a little video soon so you'll be able to say more advises about my playing.