How to Play Pull-Offs
beginner guitar
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- 20 Cripple Creek– Slides
- 21 How to Play Banjo Hammer-Ons
- 22 Cripple Creek– Hammer-Ons
- 23 How to Play Pull-Offs — you are here
- 24 Hop, Skip, & Jump– Pull-Offs Up next
- 25 Timing Theory: Eighth & Sixteenth Notes
- 26 Banjo Shuffle Rhythm
There are some lessons on this site that are absolutely integral to playing your instrument, and this is one of them! I answer all your questions about this foundational guitar technique, then we learn several exercises and a great lick to put our pull-offs into practice!
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Curtis Rhodes ·
Question on the tab — is that a hammer-on or a slide going into the B part? Sounds like a slide to my ear but the tab reads hammer.
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Karen Doyle ·
Metronome at 60 and no faster until it's clean twice through. Boring but it works.
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Katie Clark Support ·
Memorization comes from playing it at a tempo you can think at. If you need the tab, you're playing it faster than you know it.