Pull off, can you help?

My pull offs are weak. Maybe I missed something when I was first learning, maybe I'm doing them wrong, maybe its just my guitar, I'm not sure all I know is I could use any input on how to improve them.

Videos, workouts, pointers, what ever you can give me would be great!

Thank you.

well it made two how nice, way to go internet.

I find this ones good although it can be difficult at first.

e|---------------------------------------------|

B|---------------------------------------------|

G|-6p5---7p6---8p7---8p6---8p5---7p5-----------|

D|---------------------------------------------|

A|---------------------------------------------|

E|---------------------------------------------|

repeat each different combination 4 times to a metronome with 1st finger free 5 4th fret 8 and 2nd and 3rd fingers filling in the gaps.

Also how do you pulloff do you just lift off or do you flick the finger slightly down to kind of pluck it as you pull off. The pull slightly down gives a louder sound but I think I've heard criticisms on it but it is louder.

exaggerate your pull offs at first until you get used to the motion and the strength to do them then focus on making them cleaner. I had that problem with my pinky for a while but this helped a lot.

E-----------------------

B------------------------

G-------------------------

D-------------------------

A--5H6P5--5H7P5------------

E--------------------------

   1 4 1  1 4 1

   1 3 1  1 3 1 

   1 2 1  1 2 1

fingering above

those are a bit difficult,but are the only way to build pull off stamina,for begiiners anyway.

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gs2112

Lots of peeps try to just hammer on and come straight up off of the strings. But it's more effective if you bend the string a little before you do the pull off. It give a stronger, almost picking feel to the lick. May not be your problem but it's worth a try.

Thank you guys, I'll give these a try and see if they help.

Biggest thing I'd say is to do it really really really slow. So that it sounds perfect. Then work your way up. And by slow I mean, start with hitting the note hold for 2 seconds and then pull off. Do it with every finger and different combinations (the notes you play don't matter but making it sound good does)

When I pull off, I don't pull straight off. I pull down A little with the finger pulling off, which gives it a fuller sound in my opinion.

practice trills a LOT. Just go from a 1 fret stretch with your index and middle fingers, then a 2 fret stretch with your index and ring fingers, then a 3 fret stretch with your index and pinky. It's a great workout to get your chops back up and will help you with pull offs and hammer ons.
Dime used to do it too.