Banjo Basics: How to Wear Your Picks as a Beginner
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Hey everyone! Welcome to my video on how to wear banjo picks as a beginner. In this video, i will show you the basics of how to wear a banjo pick, including how to hold it, how to strum with it, and how to create different tones. We'll also give you some tips on how to practice and get the most out of your banjo pick. So if you're a beginner who wants to learn the basics of wearing a banjo pick, this video is for you! Thanks for watching, and happy strumming!
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You are so right about the index and middle finger pick. I was having so much trouble until I figured out the difference in the distance. It does make a difference! Thank you for this video.
Glad it helped!
Just found your channel. I'm about 6/7 months into it and not skipped a days practice 😂
You got yourself a subscriber from Scotland
oh wow Scotland! that is awesome thank you! Yes keep up the practice but dont burn yourself out! hopefully my vids will help you out on your banjo journey!
... And one here from England. 👍🏻
In the words of Arnold Schwartzneggar in Kindergarten Cop “Thanks for the tip!”
Great info. Now I know why I'm in so much pain. 😖 Thank you. 👍🏻
Happy to help!
I’m just learning at 43
How long do strings last after using metal picks?
i usually practice a hour a day and i change mine out once a month.. really its not the picking hand that kills the strings as much as your fretting hand. the oil from your fingers kills the strings faster than anything
When I started playing I had real trouble getting my thumb-pick to stay on, it kept sliding off. I tried different models, all plastic, and I even tried melting it a bit with a flame so I could reshape it better. Nothing worked. It wasn't until I tried an all-metal thumb-pick instead that I could finally make it stick. Now it never feels loose or falls off. It took a whole bunch of adjusting to where I could wear it comfortably, but it was worth it.
Only downside I see is that metal and plastic thumb-picks sound very different. If I want a more softer sound, I can't achieve that by just changing to a plastic thumb-pick.
i use the blue chip thumb pick which has a metal band and a plastic tip! its the best of both worlds
Propik makes a plastic thumb pick with a metal band for adjusting, just got one for my bday
I thought I was a weirdo taping my picks on.