MWR wrote:Technically you should use the wrist with only a slight bit of forearm movemant. If you have these big exagerated strums your wasting a lot of energy. Of course there's exceptions to every rule.
If your doing really fast stumming or tremelo picking than the wrist should be stiff and the forearm should do the work.
Whatever sounds good and feels comfortable.
What's up dude.. Im in SF too..haha.. U offering lessons.. j/k..but serious.
Im in the sunset.. Ive only been playing guitar for about a year now.. But id it would be sick to jam with someone on some dave stuff.. Here's some other stuff.. It'd be great.
"Many of those animal migrations and other phenomena by which the Indians marked the season are no longer to be observed. I seek acquaintance with Nature,--to know her moods and manners." - Thoreau Journals, March 23, 1856 (Excerpt)
MWR wrote:Technically you should use the wrist with only a slight bit of forearm movemant. If you have these big exagerated strums your wasting a lot of energy. Of course there's exceptions to every rule.
If your doing really fast stumming or tremelo picking than the wrist should be stiff and the forearm should do the work.
Whatever sounds good and feels comfortable.
2StepGranny wrote:It's all with what you're comfortable with. Both my Forearm and wrist move, almost like Dave, but nearly as cool looking But along those lines.
same here, I kinda move my whole arm cuz I get really into it sometimes
Yeah, I definitely have to get into some songs, so it helps to move most of my arm and wrist while strumming
Wait a minute........ NO AVATAR?!?! What happened?
good question
hofdaddy wrote:better tie your meat curtains together Whitney. cause one sip of Speen ale will make you gush out of your vagina
But along those lines.
