Hi,

First thing we have to realize...that the  attack to the string  by finger is sharing between the flesh then the nail, NOT only the nail.

to achievement a pure sound  we have to curve the anil at the corner with observing three basic thing

less effort in plucking - no sang -  less resistance.

You need to revise these words, because they are hard to understand. I believe you are talking about playing the guitar.

The first thing we have to realize is that the attack on the string  by the finger is shared by first the flesh and then the nail, rather than only by the nail. To achieve a pure sound, we have to curve the nail at the corner while observing three basic things: less effort in plucking, no sang and  less resistance.

What do you mean by 'sang'?

Best wishes, Clive

Hi,

Some of this is hard for me to understand. I've done my best.

1-The nail one the first finger is curved (curve the edge of it acutely.)

It will cause a big resistance and less impact between the finger and the flesh because the first nail is actually longer at the corner.

Note:

If  the nail is too long, the speed and ease with which the fingertip and nail attack the string is consderably diminished, because the resistance has been increased.

2- The second (second what?) will cause less resistance and completely impact between the flesh and (what?). The sound will be produced withot effort.

- In fact, the nail should be somewhat square at the corner, so that the edge meets the flesh at the corner and the high arch.

Note:

Arches always lessen resistance.

Clive