Pull-offs?

This is a stupid question, but I guess you learn more by asking questions. How do you do pull-offs?

Normally, you pull off from a higher note to a lower note. Also, a pulloff is confined to one string. In essence you sound a higher note and then by pulling your finger off the string, you let a lower note sound, either by having an open string , or a fretted note at a lower position on the fret board. Press the string at the higher note, pluck the string and then pull your finger off the higher note and let the lower note sound. it takes a little practice to get that lower note to sound decent, but it shouldn't take too long.

That's basically it. For instance, place the first finger on the 1st fret and the third finger on the 3rd fret. Play G on the 3rd fret, then take away the third finger, pulling the string down. This will sound F on the 1st fret.

heres a practice song intro you can use, it was written by prsplaya, all on the high e:
|---12p0-10p0-8p0-5p0-7h8p7p0------|
go to his profile to hear it