Do you normal attack flat, angled, or a mix of both?
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Do you normal attack flat, angled, or a mix of both?
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Always as flat as possible to get the smoothest picking sound. At a certain speed you just can't attack 100% flat, but I try not to exaggerate the angle.
Btw my picking technique is somewhat similar to Shawn Lane's.
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I really like flat for leads and sweeps, and angled for adding extra crunch to rhythmsOriginally Posted by Physicist
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2007 Caparison TAT Crimson w/ BKP Warpig
Verellen Custom MEATHAMMER 300w Hi Gain tube head
Atlas Cabs 4x12 w/ Eminence DP12a/Manowar
Randall 4x12 w/ OEM EV 12L
Black Arts Tone Works Pharaoh Fuzz
Rocko Period Mummy Custom Analog Delay
Boss DD-3 delay
TC Hall of Fame Reverb
TC Ditto
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