is there any different between the pick use for stumming acoustic n lectric guitar?
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There is no ...( 1 month ago by SomethinWild)
There is no difference between the picks, but there is difference between the picking. Although most players recommend using a thinner, softer pick for an acoustic guitar, I would say, try all of them and use what's most comfortable for you.
i use the same( 1 month ago by Obigrobi666)
i use the same
yes they are ...( 1 month ago by currydrinker)
yes they are different ones and u need different picks to play accos or elect if ur rather like the sounds of playing it
usually for an ...( 1 month ago by GhostSam21)
usually for an electric you want a short hard pick and for acoustic you want something bigger and softer, especially if you're going to be strumming up and down.
Also for acoustic it's not necessary for electrics it is
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at around 4:00 he ...( 1 month ago by AlexeyMedvedev)
at around 4:00 he says about Eb. strictly speaking it should be D#. The whole idea of Harmonic minor is to create a leading note - in the same manner as in the major scale. The leading note stays just a semitone below the keynote (and "leads" us to the keynote, or, as some people call it, Root). That's why if we want to transform E minor natural into E minor harmonic we have to raise the 7th degree a semitone, thus D becomes D#.
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no, you can use ...( 1 month ago by ithinksasukeiscool)
no, you can use either for any, but most acoustic strumming is done with a thinner/lighter pick, whereas electric solo work is usualy done with a thicker more sturdy pick wich doesnt bend as much.
Not really. ...( 1 month ago by HorridFroth)
Not really. However sometimes when mic'ing strummed chords on an acoustic you want the sound of the pick too - in that instance, you use a relatively thin pick and mic closer to the soundhole, rather than over the fretboard...
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no there is no ...( 3 weeks ago by drakesnake09)
no there is no difference
Acoustic pick is ...( 3 weeks ago by Virtuoso883)
Acoustic pick is picker i think, but they're both useable on both guitars.
its recommended to ...( 3 weeks ago by 666HateCrew666)
its recommended to use a softer pick for acoustic and hard for electric
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NO...generally ...( 2 weeks ago by saadileo88)
NO...generally harder picks are preferred for electrics
That bend is in the ...( 2 weeks ago by GuitarRock08)
That bend is in the Sweet Child of Mine solo intro.
It's all about what ...( 2 weeks ago by lordakamai)
It's all about what you like best but i personally prefer pretty thin picks when strumming chords and stuff on acoustic
often people prefer ...( 2 weeks ago by chodyglen)
often people prefer using a pick like a thin to strum on acoustic since it flexes more, and using a stiffer one like a medium to play electric
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the way he says "D" ...( 1 week ago by lazyboy369)
Also for acoustic it's not necessary for electrics it is
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