Would pick slanting help if I want to move back and forth in between these two strings rapidly?
So if I'm understanding you correctly, you mean I should be picking from the outside of the two strings instead of in between them, right?
seeking technique advice
Hey everyone, I've been trying to practice inside picking but I've hit a problem whereby I do my downstroke on the bottom string, then as I change direction to hit the upper string again, I end up hitting the bottom string again on my way up, leading to a very sloppy sound. Would anyone happen to know how to solve this? It really only happens when I try and play fast, because at slower speeds I have more time to "clear" the bottom string, if that makes sense.
Hopefully this diagram would help
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