What Guitar Pick To Use For Beginners? Acoustic? Electric?
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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In this video we are going do a guitar pick comparison and talk about a variety of picks and what guitar pick to use for beginners, what guitar pick to use for acoustic guitar and what guitar pick to use for an electric guitar. Every guitar pick is different and will have a different feel. How to know what guitar pick to use is very personal. I always encourage trying a variety of guitar picks. Try some of the pick packs below discussed in this video:
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Hey Lauren, your lessons are helping me a lot in this time of COVID-19. I'd like you to keep it coming. Thanks so much.
Hey Carl, thank you so much. That makes me so happy.
That's great advice Lauren, thank you for taking the time to make this! Your tutorials are so helpful! As a middle aged beginner I've found a Dunlop 0.38mm has really helped my strumming. It's a lot more fluid and I don't keep catching on the strings.
Glad it was helpful!
i just use green its good for strumming and note picking
I agree 😊
I'm a beginner acoustic player. Been playing about 2.5 months now.
I find I always accidentally strum harder than intended so i use the standard Dunlop nylon .46 picks because they give a softer sound even if I accidentally strum too hard..
Love your videos by the way!
Awesome. Yeah that's a super light pick. Great choice.
Wow Just starting to learn using your video's as my basis to learn. You provide great explanation and visual teaching.. great.. thank you
Glad to help!
I’m a Dunlop nylon .46 user preferably.
Thanks for the Vid, you reminded me to head on to my local Guitar Center. Stay safe you Rock!
Rock on Kevin. 🎸🎶
Great video as always! I just ordered the acoustic pack. I have pics but they’re the hard, plastic .71 and I’m struggling a bit with them. I know I’d get used to anything but I’d rather try options.
Now I have to go adjust my guitar strap, too, after watching the video on guitar straps. 😊
Hey Destiny, thank you so much. That makes me so happy that my lessons helped you.
I like .88 Jim Dunlop knurled gray guitar picks which don’t slip as much.
I just ordered both variety packs for my electric and acoustic. Thanks again for your help on this Lauren.
Oh that's awesome. You won't regret it. Find something you love.
Great channel! I got back into guitar after giving up too early. Following routines like these make you progress much easier.
Grey USA nylon dunlop ones .88 are quite good, much easier than thicker ones. Helped me breakthrough with struggling to upstrum.
Rock on! That's awesome.
Thank you, I'm always dropping the pick. I still have one rattling around inside the guitar 🙈
Aww it happens to the best of us
I did that last week lol thought I'd never get it out of there! Took me 10 min to shake it out
Green and yellow tortex, yes. But for electric too. And I also like Dunlop Nylon 1mm.
I like the Dunlop Nylon too 🙂
Very informative. I changed to a thinner pick and I think I feel better. Thanks Lauren!
Amazing!!!!
Thank you so much for sharing with us such useful information. I did not get this much help at the music store where I purchased my guitar.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks Lauren. Purchased these picks and I love them.
Glad you like them!
I use Dunlop. I love the feel of them. I definitely will be buying pick packs for both electric and acoustic. Through the years l have found on the ground picks that l added to my collection. One was molded by the guitarist for his thumb. I love that pick.
Yeah, love Dunlop.
I do the yellow Dunlop picks, .73mm. I like the turtle logo. That's for electric guitar. For acoustic, I do fender 351 thin, it's brown and I only have 2 or 3 left. I'll get some thin Dunlops on my next music store run.
Cool!
Hi Lauren I struggle with the picks I guess its my inexperience, I have just started to finger pick as well and so it is all confusing, this video has shed some light on pick selection for me. Thank you
Oh that's awesome. I'm glad to help. Every pick is slightly different.😃
I like the grippy picks. I hold on to them better.
I like using the Jim Dunlop gray picks that are knurled which don’t slip out of my fingers .
Thanks for watching!
I'm probably being a bit of a heretic here, but as an over-60 beginner who does a lot of strumming, what I've found works best for me is a pretty flexible pick where I've cut out some very gritty sandpaper and superglued it to the upper part of both sides of the pick. It's very hard to drop this pick as the top of the pick is very gritty and thick, while the lower part that hits the strings is pretty flexible.
Flexible pick works great
Nice video well explained about picks I'll try thinner 1s for my acoustic rio I'll let you know even though I'm totally beginner absolutely new at this 😀
Thank you! Happy learning!
Thank you for the video and also for the links! They are rly helpful
Happy to help!
Thank you madam for making this video 🙏
You're welcome!
I was just asking about this last week, just now found this video and found it very helpful (lol I can relate to the one who dropped their pick inside their guitar: thought I'd NEVER get it out!)
Ha ha ha. Yeah it's fun the first time you lose your pick in your guitar.
Great lesson about my favorite pics! As always thanks so very much!
My pleasure!
.65 to .88 .88 to 1. I know by feel. And just be honest everyone loves new gear. I can be taking a break for a while and something I've ordered comes in and gets me playing again.
Oh absolutely! Yeah I can feel.a big difference in grip from 0.88mm to even 1.0mm
Love this! Had no idea a product like these existed, thank you!
Yes!
Thank you!
Thx for your 🎸pickin tips 👍
You're welcome Tom 🎸🎶
i ended up using 50mm for acoustic because i can play near the saddle and it sounds pretty funny like a banjo
Awesome
Awesome Lauren!
Thank you
Ha ha you dropped it right on Q. Thank you❣️
Haha thanks!
Teacher, precisely picked a pack of proper playing and practice plectrums for her pupils purposes, proposedly....🎸🎶
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@@LaurenBateman I like the orange tortoise picks to go along with the orange capo....
Thanks for sharing..
You're welcome
For another time. Does changing your acoustic guitar to an electric acoustic harm the sound
You can't do that. It's either an acoustic or an electric.
Thanks for the great video Lauren! Have you ever tried Pick X (by Kalamity Klaire)? If so, wondering what you think of it.
Hi Wally, I have not so I don't have an opinion on it.
@@LaurenBateman Thanks for your reply Lauren! If you would interested in learning about another cool type of pick technology, go to the Kalamity Klaire RUclips channel and watch the video called "Make Your Own Pick X".
Thx 👍👍
You're welcome 🎸🎶
Thicker pick will make you soften your wrist from the start, so I suggest not to use thin picks (less than 0.7mm) ... you should work on your wrist from the start or else you will need to get to it later.
Rock on. Yes, definitely a skill to work on from the get go. I find for a lot of student sthis can take months so they enjoy the lighter picks until they get to that point
Lauren Bateman understood 🙂
Wich pick for classical guitars? Miss
Most play with their fingers, but for nylon strings you could use a leather pick like they do for ukulele. A little easier on the nylon.
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