Do you pull the strings?
964545
Bows & arrows are for injuns.
714760
click on the sing out! then your gone.\n\nkby
816244
click and drag the cue .......
424993
I am great at this! You simply rest the side of your picking hand (pinky side) against the strings to keep the guitar strings from sustaining and it kinda deadens the sound a bit but it takes practice to do it right!
181397
With your hands...    DUH!
418942
You are a very bad clown!\nYou should have tied a string to it first and then kept pulling it away! Where's your creativity?\nAnd before anyone spazzes I,m kidding.
774576
Whether you can pull your head into your shell.
186785
well, you tie a knot then fold each of the strings from each side in half then tie a knot with those folded pieces.
833617
I'd say the force you use is a combination of friction and gravity. The string you hold doesn't escape from your hand because of friction (think about walking on ice: you can easily slip because there's almost no friction involved between the bottom of your foot and the ground); by pulling the string, you also exert a force greater than the weight of the string (even though you might not feel it because it is very light). This is all I can think about right now, but I hope it helps
659102
Gimmy a rope to help you
91216
I am a complete klutz who can't hold a pencil without dropping it and I learned to play lead guitar in a surf rock band okay (NOT good, mind you, but ok) in 6 months.  I put in a LOT of hours but we're talking fast picking lead, not rhythm guitar.  I learned both on acoustic and electric.\n\nSo, I can quite honestly say if I can do it anyone can do it.  The hardest thing with an acoustic guitar (more than an electric) is buidlign your callouses.  You'll have to build up some major callouses and get so your left hand and right hand will work independently.  That isn't as hard as it sounds.\n\nThe truth is in this saying by the man Beethoven chose to teach his nephew:  "Practice is the great magician who not only makes apparent impossiblities performable, but ever easy."  Carl Czerny\n\nHINT:  Don't play too long the first couple of weeks or your fingers will get too sore from depressing the strings, even on a high end guitar.  If you put your hands in warm water and think your fingertips are on fire, you're practicing too long at one stretch.  Build up time slowly.\n\nHINT TWO:  Get really good strings.  They will make your life a lot easier and sound better, too.\n\nHINT THREE: Don't be discouraged by what seems like failure.  One day you'll suddenly make a giant leap and be doing something you thought you'd never get.  Then you'll level off and think you aren't getting anywhere.  Pretty soon you'll take another leap.\n\nHINT FOUR:  When you aren't playing, do "beats" with your hands against your legs, the arm of the chair, etc.  It helps you learn to keep time.  (This I thought I'd NEVER be able to learn.  Everyone always said I had to sense of rhythm at all.  Imagine how proud I was when I took up drums and everyone sat and stared at me because I actually had a really steady beat from months of slapping furniture and my body to anything playing on the radio!  YAY!)\n\nGood luck!
632433
yes. I like to sing along!
228593
Not if you're doing the pulling, but if you're the pullee than hell yes.
868084
You're yanking my chain, right?
1163031
yea tom morello owns theres a video of him doing it all you do is rub your fingers against the strings
531028
pull some cables out......
942838
Best, Get your jacket, you've pulled!\n\nWorst, Do you f--k!\nAnswer to that is:- Yes, but not wi you!