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One single pick sounds nicest to me.. but this is still a very cool experiment. The "rubbing" sound described by the author is distinctive, more exactness acro
by metadat 2y ago
One single pick sounds nicest to me.. but this is still a very cool experiment.
The "rubbing" sound described by the author is distinctive, more exactness across many strings isn't always more better.
Otherwise you might as well be playing a piano (in my humble, plebian rocker opinion).
- fallingsquirrel 2y agoI could see the double pick being genuinely useful, since it's easy enough to tip the second pick out of the way when you're only picking one string.