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Morons and pull offs, so a hammer on is simply taking a note such as the E here on the fifth fret of
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the B string.
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And then hammering on with the next finger.
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To the footnote.
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So.
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It's a hammer on.
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And we can do Camarones within coords, like auditoria, for example, we might hammer on the middle
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finger from the open string to the second fret.
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It's a really nice sound we might hammer on the second fret to the third fret.
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So that's all Cameron is hammering from one front onto the onto the next, and so a pull off is simply
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pulling off.
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From one front to a lower threat.
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So if we were to take that detour and do a pull off from the second front of the highway to the open
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string, sound like that?
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And if we were to pull off from the third quarter to the second fret within, that detoured.
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Sounds like that, so if I was to play a little fiddle with the detail using some Hammerman's and pullovers,
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it might sound like this.
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So it's just a really nice little embellishments and a nice way to to play beautiful phrases on on the
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guitar using Hammerman's.
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Glove's.
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And it can be a very good thing to practice Hammerman's and Poufs for developing a left hand strength,
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for example, if you try to play the fifth word, the threat on the B string here.
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Going on and then pulling off.
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Try to see if you can keep it going like that.
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This will be very difficult at first.
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But if you can do that for 30 seconds, that would be fantastic, then switch to the next two fingers,
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the middle finger and the ring finger.
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Sixth to the seventh, Fred.
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Be a little more difficult and the next one is going to be very difficult.
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However, it's really good exercise for developing left hand strength.
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Now, if you're a beginner, you will certainly struggle with getting that pinkie to be to be strong
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like that.
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So don't worry, it takes some time, but that's just a really good little exercise to develop some
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left hand dexterity using Hammerman's and pull offs.
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So next, we're going to go through the string numbers and the string, the names of each string.
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So let's jump into it.
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