RH Fingers Stumbling?

[JPMiers]

First off this isn't exactly my first post... I made a new accn because I grew sick of my old name.

My question is.. When I play fast licks across strings typically going up in pitch (E-G) I'll hear my fingernails hit the string as they move up into the prepluck position, Creating annoying/inconsistent clicks which essentially gives me more to mute.

Incase you still don't get what I'm saying.. example.. Say I'm doing one note on the E with my middle finger and then with my pointer before moving to do the same on the A string. But after my pointer plucks the E and begins to move towards the A, it'll tip the E string again as it passes.

I think I know why this happens to me.
I used to play three fingers and so the muscle that lifts my finger outward is weaker than it would've been had I stayed with only playing with two.

I guess what I'm wondering is if this is just something I'll get over because my muscles are weak or if this will be a big problem as its habituous?

Then again I suppose it's entirely up to me and how much I work on resolving this problem.

well then... maybe the question to you all lies in if there are any specific finger excercises out there that will help me out?

[bigblondeafro87]

Make sure your fingertips are moving in a circular pattern perpendicular to the body of the bass, making contact with string at the 'bottom' of the circle and going over it on the way up.

[JPMiers]

Well normally that is the case.

But like I refered to, it's only during real fast licks that this problem occurs.