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You can start with either a downstroke or an upstroke-it is a good idea to practice them both ways.— All Updates @ Ultimate-Guitar.Com
I think that everyone has his method, anf his believes, as an'example on page 17 of the Marylinn book she say to hit only one string with the upstroke.— Mandolin Cafe News
On page 22 she explain her vision of tremolo, dowstroke made with a drop lift and upstroke hitting only one string, she also suggest you to made the upstroke less louder then the downstroke.— Mandolin Cafe News
My tremolo, is different, it's controlled on both the dowstroke and upstroke, i try to make the same range of movement for the upstroke and for the dowstroke, same speed, same intensity, after the dowstroke just after hitting the string on the bottom i start the upstroke, and just after hitting the top string i go back for the downstroke, when this happen i can hear a very nice sound.— Mandolin Cafe News
From my opinion i think that tremolo exercise help you also developing a good upstroke, and upstroke and dowstroke exercise help you with tremolo.— Mandolin Cafe News

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