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technique

Three fingers is great for Steve Harris. Not so much for me.

One, two, and three fingers all lend themselves to differences in cadence or cycling. Blah blah, yeah I know some guys can play sixteenth notes at 300bpm with three fingers in 4/4 totally smooth. I cannot.

I don't see a need for that in my musical future however. I prefer to use two or even one.