@emilernebro
Thanks for the tips on bracing. Been working on it for about a month or so and it’s progressing nicely. I also noticed that keeping the index finger close to the strings after plucking the harmonic helps to gain speed with the full pattern, so the index kind of glides over the arc of the string instead of lifting too high after plucking. Just high enough so the harmonic rings but no more than that. Your lessons are great and this harmonic technique is something I always wanted to learn but never enough to utilize it. So thank you very much. It’s greatly appreciated.
Rich

@emilernebro
Thanks for the tips on bracing. Been working on it for about a month or so and it’s progressing nicely. I also noticed that keeping the index finger close to the strings after plucking the harmonic helps to gain speed with the full pattern, so the index kind of glides over the arc of the string instead of lifting too high after plucking. Just high enough so the harmonic rings but no more than that. Your lessons are great and this harmonic technique is something I always wanted to learn but never enough to utilize it. So thank you very much. It’s greatly appreciated.
Rich

Excellent Lesson, Emil. You covered all the ground. I play with a thumb pick but have always avoided the harp type stuff. I usually brace my right hand with my pinky. When I don’t brace, my fingers become very inaccurate. (My hand even tends to shake) Any suggestions? Is it possible to some how brace or steady the right hand?