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yallerhon wrote:Also in Bon Iver;

Mike Noyce: http://instagr.am/p/LiuxaJtBMM/

Rob Moose: http://instagr.am/p/LiwFi8tBMu/ (whammy/freeze board is for his violin)

Somebody got some free pedlulz from Walrus Audio.

I wonder when we'll see a demo pop up?

I'm not really into the Peppers, but I like Josh's playing with PJ Harvey.
And he's using the Expressionator!!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UMzuJFNg38[/youtube]

Picks - Tortex 0.60

wtf

DarkAxel wrote:Picks - Tortex 0.60

wtf

0,6 picks are good for big chords on steel string acoustics and nothing else. There's so much give in them I find it really hard to play with them.

greigoroth wrote:0,6 picks are good for big chords on steel string acoustics and nothing else. There's so much give in them I find it really hard to play with them.

I use .38s as they are the thinnest I can find.

Are you serious? MY GOD! I might go out and buy a .38 just to try it. I don't use anything less than 1.5s, unless it is an ILF pick

greigoroth wrote:I don't use anything less than 1.5s ...

Ha, that's funny. I used to only play with these:



I've since moved on to a wider assortment.

Chankgeez wrote:
I've since moved on to a wider assortment.

yep. 2.0, 3.0... lots of variety in my pick collection

greigoroth wrote:

Chankgeez wrote:
I've since moved on to a wider assortment.

yep. 2.0, 3.0... lots of variety in my pick collection

I still use the 1.5s for bass on the rare occasion that I play it nowadays.

For guitar, I've moved towards lighter plectrums, .96 & 1.14 mms mostly. I've tried lots of different materials too.

spacelordmother wrote:

greigoroth wrote:0,6 picks are good for big chords on steel string acoustics and nothing else. There's so much give in them I find it really hard to play with them.

I use .38s as they are the thinnest I can find.

HOLY SHIT

anyway... i'm a guy who likes some resistance, both from his strings AND from his pick... and i don't know how he can play some tight funk parts that sound as they're supposed to with a floppy pick

greigoroth wrote:Are you serious? MY GOD! I might go out and buy a .38 just to try it. I don't use anything less than 1.5s, unless it is an ILF pick

This is on guitar, just to be clear... I have been using nylon because I always break thin celluloid picks.

The .38s still feel heavier than what I think I want...

I used to use Tortex in the range of .60 to .85mm, but lately I've been using some beveled acrylic picks that are 2.75mm and I'm loving 'em. Crazy how much more dynamic thicker picks are...I could just never get 'em to stay in my hands before.

I alternate between .50s and 1.00s. Occasionally something between if it is all I have on me. Thin picks just feel natural and easy to hold on to. Anything over 1.00 feels awkward.

Zounds Perspex wrote: Crazy how much more dynamic thicker picks are...

that as well

Nels Cline approved, too

1mm for me... it doesn't bend too much even in the most intense moments (ripping the wound strings on guitar moments, i've had too much, really) and it's still natural to me

sorry for the derailing