Crossing Noises
⚡ The Short Version
Crossing noises are brief unwanted notes caused by mistimed fingering. A low A to C transition produces a low G crossing noise if your pinky closes before your other fingers lift.
Each note combination has specific crossing noise possibilities based on which fingers move. Identify problem transitions and practice them until they're clean.
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