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  • #16
    Re: Best exercises for finger style?

    I set my string height at the 12th fret using a nickle to gauge the string height. I use GHS light Round wounds (ALWAYS have).
    I play a P bass so as for the right hand;
    I rest my thumb on the top edge of the pickup or on the top string (when I'm not popping and slapping) and I bounce my picking fingers with the beat inwards towards my palm. The "bounce" helps immensely with stopping your notes.
    As for strengthening of the hand, I used a grip trainer when I was young. It looks like 2 small handles with a loop of metal at the top, joining the two handles. Instead of gripping it with my fist I would hold it between my thumb and fingers.
    sigpic Wes
    Originally posted by Robert S.
    I love you too Charlie!
    Now I have to find a way to gouge out my minds eye.

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    • #17
      Re: Best exercises for finger style?

      Classical drills
      Originally posted by Bad City
      He's got the crowd on his side and the blue jean lights in his eyes...

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      • #18
        Re: Best exercises for finger style?

        Yes, all this and age, by the way guitar players aren't bass players lol!
        BASSES: Fender Geddy Lee Jazz Bass/Ric 4003 Bass (Blue)
        Fender 51 P Bass RI/Traveler Bass
        Schecter 5 String (Sunburst)/Gibson SG EBO RI
        Epiphone Rivoli (VC Sunburst)
        Warwick Thumb BO/Kramer DMZ 4000/
        Fender Jazz 72 RI (Sunburst)/Ernie Ball Earthwood ABG
        Fender P Bass (White)/DiPinto Belvedere Deluxe (Black)
        Gibson 09 Thunderbird (Sunburst)
        Fender Jazz Bass 5 string (Sunburst)/Fender HMT bass (Red)
        Gibson EBO

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