downstroke and upstroke
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downstroke and upstroke
I have recently purchased and started learning Snow. Everything is going well, but I find that the sound made by my downstroke is inconsistent. What is the proper technique for downstroking? Do you put your thumb and finger together as if holding a pick and strum down? do you strum the strings with just 1 finger? multiple?
Also, I have seen people strum up and down somewhat rapidly with their fingers, and I was wondering how they do that. I know that the downstroke is played with the nail, but is the upstroke also played with the nail? or is it the pads of your fingers?
Just a little clarification would be nice. Thanks!
Also, I have seen people strum up and down somewhat rapidly with their fingers, and I was wondering how they do that. I know that the downstroke is played with the nail, but is the upstroke also played with the nail? or is it the pads of your fingers?
Just a little clarification would be nice. Thanks!
zsquad
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EDIT: Whoops read your post wreong, sorry
Flamenco technique (used in playing spanish acoustic guitar)
Flamenco technique (used in playing spanish acoustic guitar)
Last edited by uglymutt on Thu Feb 11, 2010 11:27 am; edited 1 time in total
uglymutt
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I didn't purchase the lesson so I may not be doing it correctly, but I play the strumming part like i play the regular finger plucking one, only I pluck 2 strings with 1 finger.
There are many ways you can get that sound...not sure how it goes in snow :S
If it's flamenco style I definetly wasn't doing that O.o
There are many ways you can get that sound...not sure how it goes in snow :S
If it's flamenco style I definetly wasn't doing that O.o
Stryfer
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oh sorry i didn't know its called flamenco style. my bad. how is that done?
zsquad
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