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Tribute to Steve Harris, 4 lesson I learned from the master...

Reguarding the "horsey triplet"- what will really blow your mind is that Steve plays it with the finger sequnce of "Index, Index Middle", for when the grouping is an eight note followed by two sixteenth notes. Much harder to do than 3 fingers. Ive been tempted to use 3 because its so much physically easier, but the sound is way different.
 
Reguarding the "horsey triplet"- what will really blow your mind is that Steve plays it with the finger sequnce of "Index, Index Middle", for when the grouping is an eight note followed by two sixteenth notes. Much harder to do than 3 fingers. Ive been tempted to use 3 because its so much physically easier, but the sound is way different.

I know, it so weird,I could do the 2 fingers when I played metal all the time, cold out of the gate I'll do it three finger.