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Bluegrass flatpicking?
I noticed you using your picky for half step slide, is there any advantage positioning the fret fingers as such?,, i have no problem using the ring finger here. Perhaps to set up for next lick?
Ring finger would work there fine too. Like you said, it probably depends on what lick you played before and where you’re headed next. Lately I’ve been in the habit of using my pinky in places like this where you stretch across four frets…after I slide to the 8th with my pinky, I feel like I have my middle and ring fingers hovering over the 6th and 7th frets ready to play those notes if I need to..kind of gives me one finger per fret..pointer over 5th, middle over 6th, ring over 7th, and pinky on the 8th fret. Also… Read more »
Agree, I do the same thing depending on what works best to position for stretches vibrato etc… I tend to keep in mind the classical finger positioning ( four finger/four fret approach).. but also know to use the stronger ring finger especially for stretches bends vibrato.. Appreciate all the cool bluegrass licks and more here too! Wishing you happy 2019
So beautiful lick!