Not me.
But looking for a good reason to post this.
My God!My right wrist cramps up just looking at this!
His fingers look like a squid's tentacles, after realizing he's the prey.
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Not me.
But looking for a good reason to post this.
My God!My right wrist cramps up just looking at this!
I can think of lots of reasons. Maybe you play metal or fingerstyle funk. Or maybe you've written a song where you think it sounds cool.Who cares? Why would you want to?
Not me.
But looking for a good reason to post this.
My God!My right wrist cramps up just looking at this!
honestly couldn’t tell you. I hate metronomes and click tracks. In every band I’ve been in the guitarist and drummer will use clicks and track their parts before me so I always tell them to turn off the click when I track because by then the other parts are in time. I hear a metronome/click and I immediately want play polka bass lol.How fast can you pluck and how do you do it.
For example, i can play sustained 16th notes at 95 BPM, with bursts to 120. Doesnt matter if its single note or scale. My plucking hand is my constraint in playing fast.
I use index and middle finger.
The video and audio timing is about as far apart as the dubbing in a Gamera movie. It is tough for me to watch without robot commentary.His fingers look like a squid's tentacles, after realizing he's the prey.


With your fingers or with a pick like JPJ played it?I learned my current limits trying to duplicate JPJ in the Immigrant Song. Can't do it. I can approach it, but it will likely take me months of work to get up to that speed which, IIRC, is 115. So I put 80-100.
However, we played this song in rehearsal the other night and I faked that part. No one noticed.