Tagged: practice technique
5 articles we've published with this tag.
Comping technique: why your left hand shapes your tone more than gearYour comping hand controls voicing clarity, dynamics and tone more than any pedal or amp setting. Here's how I actually practise it.By Marc
Chord-melody practice: why voicing choice matters more than gearChord-melody playing exposes weak voicings fast. Here's why the fix is in your left hand, not your amp or pedalboard.By Marc
Pick hand accuracy at low gain: why practising clean exposes your riffsPractising riffs on a clean or low-gain tone strips away the compression that hides sloppy picking, and it's the fastest way to fix what's actually wrong.By Daz
Tap tempo technique: why your foot timing matters as much as the pedalTap tempo delay only sounds right if your tapping does. Here's how sloppy foot timing quietly wrecks ambient and post-rock rigs, and how to fix it.By Martin
Right hand anchoring: why it's holding your fingerstyle backPlanting your pinky on the top might feel safe, but anchoring quietly caps your fingerstyle range. Here's how to unlearn it without losing accuracy.By Doug