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Old 04-29-2011, 08:29 PM
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String skipping exercise (w/ video lesson I did)

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Hey guys,

I've started uploading small lesson segments due to a few requests on my channel, and thought it'd be fun to do. I just uploaded my second one just demonstrating a string skipping exercise that I use frequently and it's helped me quite a bit over the years to maintain control. Who knows, maybe it'll help you...

YouTube - String Skipping - Right-Hand Bass Technique Tutorial - (Mark Michell)

My first lesson was regarding the 3-finger technique (R-M-I) for finger-plucking if you'd be interested to check that:

YouTube - String Skipping - Right-Hand Bass Technique Tutorial - (Mark Michell)

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Old 04-29-2011, 09:24 PM
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Mark, thanks for posting this, it's a great exercise.
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