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→Harmony in 4ths and 5ths
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Perfect 4th Tritone
These are pretty much the only ways to do it comfortably - you have a lot of options. Try them all and determine which one is the most comfortable for you. For the Perfect 4th that uses the index finger on both strings, you just flatten the finger, '''using your fingerprint to fret both strings'''. This breaks from the desired technique of using your finger tip, but it actually happens quite a lot and shouldn't be viewed with any kind of taboo.
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Perfect 5th
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