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A technique I used which I found quite helpful when learning complicated pieces for finger-picking guitar was to play them over and over again, each time increasing the tempo to a breakneck speed until I started to miss notes. This taught my fingers where to go without me thinking about it. When I slowed it back down to normal speed it would play much easier and flow nicely.
Michael
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