Hand Synchronization

Hand synchronization means coordinating one fretting motion with each pickstroke at high speed.

In this section, you’ll learn how chunking simplifies that task, put the hands together on repeating single-string patterns, film the results, diagnose common errors, and use continuous loops to improve consistency.

Lesson

Chapter 1 - How Synchronization Works

A compact overview of the hand sync process

Chapter 2 - One Note Per Pickstroke

Achieving fine-grained motion timing

Chapter 3 - Detecting Errors

You can't fix what you can't observe

Chapter 4 - Checking The Chunk Note

Aligning the landmark motion

Chapter 5 - Checking Internal Synchronization

Testing note and finger assignment

Chapter 6 - Exploiting Loops

More repetitions for stronger feedback

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