mtmartin71
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I'd call myself somewhere between an intermediate and advanced guitarist...closer to intermediate. Over the years, my right-hand technique has developed such that I strike the strings when doing rhythmic stuff with the top (nail-side) of my index finger first and then on the pick as I come down through the chords. Basically, it wears the middle, end part of my fingernail out on my index finger and can get painful when it's exposed. When I play lead lines, I anchor my pick hand such that I don't strike the strings that way and don't have that problem.
Where I'm at is I have a very comfortable feel for my current play right now. Is there a way I can improve this without having to completely relearn my right-hand techniques? Anyone else play like this and have the same problem?
Where I'm at is I have a very comfortable feel for my current play right now. Is there a way I can improve this without having to completely relearn my right-hand techniques? Anyone else play like this and have the same problem?