Hey, I have a noobish question... I have been a scratch golfer for about 4 years and I attribute all of that success to being a technique stickler. It is my belief that if you pay attention to technique life will be easier and you will accomplish you goal faster. I am learning glasgow kiss and when I play the main licks I get alot of noise off of open strings. And yes...sigh...I suck and have only been playing for about 9 months. I am trying to mute with my fretting hand, should i just dampen the whole bridge with my picking hand? I want to get this right, just like alternate picking, palm
muting, bending, and tapping, I did it completely wrong and now I have fixed it It was weird at first, and now i don't think about my technique, it just happens. I am VERY anal about technique, I have been cleaning up my play, but lately and this is bothering me. One day I would like to look at the way I play and not have any problems with my technique....like golf. I would like to learn this the right way, thanks.
