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Key is to keep your arm/wrist moving at the same tempo. So that when you miss the down strum in your example, you still perform the down stroke but just not hit the strings. As with everything, it's best attempted real slow until you pick up a feel for the rhythm.
While I'm here, 9s on an LP for me is a no but it's a very personal thing. By all means give them a try but I have trouble with the extra flex in the string making notes unstable as pressure on the string increases. Although that's mostly down to my inability to get as close to the fret as I should. Worst case for me is D where I just can't get my index finger close enough to the second fret of the G string. So I can get near a semitone of variation depending on how hard I press the string & it sounds horrible! I actually thought it was a fault with my LP for a long time until someone suggested putting 10s on it. |
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