
Hybrid Picking for Beginners: Start With Your Pick and Middle Finger
Hybrid picking starts with your pick, your middle finger and an open C chord. Here are the five exercises from my first routine, in order.
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Hybrid picking starts with your pick, your middle finger and an open C chord. Here are the five exercises from my first routine, in order.
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Three shapes, two root strings, every key. The routine I start every student on, with the exercises straight from the lesson.