One thing that's been a consistent part of my development as a guitarist is adapting to challenges by experimenting with other methods. A recent example is that I discovered I can pick faster and cleaner when double-picking by starting on an upstroke. This is strange in that I've never practiced much of anything starting on an upstroke. In any case, it makes playing certain things much easier. Sometimes, you'll discover other ways by accident and at other times, by necessity. Try different ways and see if they work better for you.
Corey Hunter
One thing that's been a consistent part of my development as a guitarist is adapting to challenges by experimenting with other methods. A recent example is that I discovered I can pick faster and cleaner when double-picking by starting on an upstroke. This is strange in that I've never practiced much of anything starting on an upstroke. In any case, it makes playing certain things much easier. Sometimes, you'll discover other ways by accident and at other times, by necessity. Try different ways and see if they work better for you.
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