I will be doing some You Tube lives, answering questions and going over the first series of technique videos. 📝 So leave me a comment with what you’d like me to cover or review.
Good lesson. But when i played finger A and released the finger M at the same time, finger M making sounds too. How to avoid finger M making sounds, thank you.
Thanks! And yes, that can definitely happen when learning this. It’s hard to explain via a message, but just try to slightly elevate the M finger (from the knuckle). So that the M looks like the peak of a mountain on your hand. If that makes sense lol. It’s a lot of trial ans error.
Hey friend, thanks for you nice tutorial. After learning the abanico, I am currently practicising on the other forms of Rasgueado. Question: why do u use ring finger over middle finger for the initial strokes on that technique? I watched other tutorials on the 2,3,4 and 5-finger rasgueado and it seems like it would be the more natural approach to "just follow the order of your fingers". Or is it just a matter of preference? :) Greetings from Germany
Hey! Thanks so much for the feedback and question. So in the end, this is just the way I was taught in Spain, and also a meter of preference. For me it feels comfortable. I have had a few people in the past show me they use index and middle for the two finger rasgueado. But for me, the index and ring feel more balanced. Once you can get use to having the middle “out of the way”, it feels very balanced and natural. But I definitely you experiment with a couple options and try to figure out what feels best for you. Same for abanico. I usually use the Pulgar- middle-Pulgar approach. But others like the pulgar-ring-index feel more.
I will be doing some You Tube lives, answering questions and going over the first series of technique videos. 📝 So leave me a comment with what you’d like me to cover or review.
Very clear and excellent teaching, lucky finding you!
Thanks so much for your nice comment and feedback! I’m very glad you found it helpful.
Muy bien!!!
Thank you! 🙏
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Excellent Lesson!
Thanks man!
Good lesson. But when i played finger A and released the finger M at the same time, finger M making sounds too. How to avoid finger M making sounds, thank you.
Thanks! And yes, that can definitely happen when learning this. It’s hard to explain via a message, but just try to slightly elevate the M finger (from the knuckle). So that the M looks like the peak of a mountain on your hand. If that makes sense lol. It’s a lot of trial ans error.
Hey friend, thanks for you nice tutorial. After learning the abanico, I am currently practicising on the other forms of Rasgueado.
Question: why do u use ring finger over middle finger for the initial strokes on that technique?
I watched other tutorials on the 2,3,4 and 5-finger rasgueado and it seems like it would be the more natural approach to "just follow the order of your fingers". Or is it just a matter of preference? :)
Greetings from Germany
Hey! Thanks so much for the feedback and question. So in the end, this is just the way I was taught in Spain, and also a meter of preference. For me it feels comfortable. I have had a few people in the past show me they use index and middle for the two finger rasgueado. But for me, the index and ring feel more balanced. Once you can get use to having the middle “out of the way”, it feels very balanced and natural. But I definitely you experiment with a couple options and try to figure out what feels best for you.
Same for abanico. I usually use the Pulgar- middle-Pulgar approach. But others like the pulgar-ring-index feel more.
Pump it up nigga the flow is yours brother
Thanks man
Didn't do to bad thans David
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