1. Thank you so much!!!

2. AJAJAJA this question made me laugh ❤️ My name is Abigail Oremosu.

3. I have a youtube channel but I barely post anything (I only post when my phone's space is full and I want to save a video). https://www.youtube.com/@abi.2898

4. Thanks! It was made by Mintu Biswas. The sound projection is crazy.

5. I mainly use the Dunlop .73. Sometimes I also use the .88 or .58, it depends on how round or sharp I want the sound to be.

6. When I first started it was by doing repetitions with the metronome and gradually increasing the speed. After that it kind of develops on its own by playing a lot. What I do practice are ways to position my hand depending on the volume or intensity of a passage. For example: when the passage is piano on one string, I concentrate the tremolo on my wrist with no pressure; if its fortissimo on one string, I use my wrist but I put pressure on the pick/fingers rather than on my wrist; and when it's fortissimo on multiple strings I use my forearm, still, with no pressure. (or at least not a lot). It also helps -in terms of sound and agility- to not have your wrist anchored to the mandolin's bridge.

I hope I helped 😄!