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bazzer |
has anyone got some advice for me on how to increase my right hand speed technique, i can play most of my tunes up to 160 bpm and a couple at 170 bpm iv'e been at that speed now for a couple of months i try to pick faster when i've warmed up but i just cant break the 160 barrier,i,m getting so frustrated? i,m i being too optimistic or trying to rush things.
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Kelly Pritchard |
Playing Since: 2007
Experience Level: Novice
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[Jamming] [Socializing]
Occupation: retired
Gender: Male
Age: 86
My Instruments:
guitar/fiddle
Favorite Bands/Musicians:
flatt/scruggs,tony rice ,4wheel, drive bill monroe, steve kaufman
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Created 11/30/2009
Last Visit 8/18/2016
I got involved with bluegrass after being asked to help out a banjo player to help with his timing(he's being playing for four years or so) after six months of playing rhythm fell in love with flatpicking, now i'm practicing up to 2hrs a day to try and catch him up.I can playfour or five tunes up to about 180 bpm. I started at 68 by the time i get 100 i maybe as good tony rice?
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