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== Shredding ==
'''Shredding''' is a term to describe jaw-dropping speed for lead playing. Ultimately, the best way to increase speed is to start slow and focus on fundamental technique, only increasing speed once technique is sound. Trying to jump straight into speed playing is grounds for developing bad habits and sloppy playing.
Shredding is often assisted by using special [[Main_Page#Techniques|techniques]] that use economy of motion, consistent picking/fingering patterns between strings, open strings, etc. to allow the player to play faster than he would using traditional technique. Here are some that are commonly used:
* Tapping
* String Skipping
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