Continuous Legato Flow
Maintain a continuous, unbroken stream of notes using pure legato technique.
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Why It Matters
Legato playing minimizes picking hand involvement to create a smooth, flowing sound. Developing continuous flow trains your fretting hand to generate consistent note volume and tone purely through finger strength and coordination.
How to Practice
- 1Generate all notes purely through strong hammer-ons and clean pull-offs.
- 2Execute pull-offs with a slight downward flicking motion of the finger.
Tips & Techniques
- •Maintain a steady rhythmic pace, matching the speed of your hammers and pulls.
- •Mute idle strings with your picking-hand palm to keep the flow dead-silent.
Skills You'll Develop
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