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Don't care for them at all, even though their heart is in the right place. Without the girl out front, that band would be nowhere. JMHO.
I believe I read an interview once that was with Tim Commerford (Rage, Audioslave) that said there was a certain fundamental one got from the index finger and that he would use alternate plucking but would often use an index finger only when he could? Does anyone else remember this? I will have to dig it up.......
Don't care for them at all, even though their heart is in the right place. Without the girl out front, that band would be nowhere. JMHO.
You can get two fingers to sound consistent, it is possible, don't use only one finger thinking you can't get that pumping sound any other way. Personally, I've got it down to the point that I can't tell which finger is the lead finger (it alternates) and I get a nice even tone. Do what you feel is best, but don't use other peoples' techniques as justification for not practicing enough with 2 fingers. Efficiency of motion is crucial to not getting fatigued.
Do Not Like. Speculation and cannot verify that assertion. Perhaps most bands would be nowhere without the singer.Don't care for them at all, even though their heart is in the right place. Without the girl out front, that band would be nowhere. JMHO.