Dialing and fingering techniques.

It is also a good way to combine the technique of playing and fingering.Use the dials and the remaining three fingers to play together.Most guitarists use the technique only occasionally, but for some guitarists it is the first choice.
Usually dials are held with p and I fingers and they play six, five, four strings, while m means to play three strings, a means to play a second string, and c to play a string.This is also the technique I often use in playing, so I recommend it to you.
The advantage of this technique is that it is very convenient to switch from finger-pointing to dialing.When you play in accurately flick, don’t need to dial the piece in the palm of your hand, because it can interfere with the right skills, or dial the piece in advance on what a place (like in your mouth, etc.).It can have a great effect on the performance of the recital by taking or putting in the dials continuously.One disadvantage of this technique is that it is too restrictive to play a chord with four notes or more, because two fingers are used to hold the dials.The best way to deal with almost everything related to the guitar is to learn to master all the techniques, not just one or two techniques.That way, you can always meet the challenge from music.