Gauby The middle space in bingo is usually reserved for a gimme. It's a guaranteed space. Back when Rock Band came out in 2007 this was the go to song for parties and online playlists along with Enter Sandman and Welcome Home.
I'm not sure if you are already doing any of these things but here is what worked for me. 1. Make sure your thumb is resting on the back of the neck not on top. This gives your hard more motion but don't push too hard with your thumb to get the strings down. 2. When barring don't use the soft palm side of your finger. Kinda roll it and use the bony side of your index fingers for a cleaner sound. 3. This is a weird and new position for your hand to be in. It may feel cramped or kinda sore in the wrist but that will pass. When playing songs with barre chords just go for it. It might not sound great at first but getting the motion and hand positioning down is what is important. You will get there!
the thumb tip is clutch. you should always have your thumb in the center of the back of the neck. if you dont, then you can cause potential harm to your hand. this article will help if you are thinking of trying productive exercises www.ultimate-guitar.com/lessons/chords/bar_chords_and_associated_exercises.html
Don't shy away from bar chords. Even if you sounds like shit, you'll get the positioning soon. We are all like that in the beginning. Once you begin playing harder tracks like this, it should come naturally. Also, like the other guys said, thumb positioning is very important.
+Vinyl Collector Yes that is probably the reason my guitar is always in e flat, and all of my songs are written in that tuning as well. Because I grew up with these bands, including Metallica, everything og Load and Re-Load was in e flat... Plus it is better to sing with e flat tuning. ... But the problem is though, sometimes when I am getting new instrumentalist to play shows with me, they have to change their tuning.
