Diving pronation = when pronation strikes from the roof, above the strings plane, to the ground, below the strings plane.
Down/up : follows the strings plane. A downstroke strikes from roof to ground.
Diving/rising : cuts the strings plane. A divingstroke strikes from above to below.
A downstroke can dive or rise or neither. Pronation is always a downstroke, supination always an upstroke. When your right palm is facing the neck, pronation is diving. When it faces the bridge pickup, pronation is rising.
Nothing is wrong with that, it's just .. incomplete.
Down/up : follows the strings plane. A downstroke strikes from roof to ground.
Diving/rising : cuts the strings plane. A divingstroke strikes from above to below.
A downstroke can dive or rise or neither. Pronation is always a downstroke, supination always an upstroke. When your right palm is facing the neck, pronation is diving. When it faces the bridge pickup, pronation is rising.
Nothing is wrong with that, it's just .. incomplete.
I will share more of it eventually, but for now, I've mostly only ever shown it to half-drunk backyard guitarists that looked at me like they'd seen a ghost afterwards... You'll see! I'm a man of my word at the end of the day~
