What guitar pick (gauge size and brand) do U like best and why?

[gainsucker]

question sa picking... since im trying to change it now...

slicing versus normal way of picking.... it affects the sound, correct? slicing (angled picking) is faster pero the sound you get is minimal compared sa regular picking...

[aya_yuson]

question sa picking... since im trying to change it now...

slicing versus normal way of picking.... it affects the sound, correct? slicing (angled picking) is faster pero the sound you get is minimal compared sa regular picking...

Ang slicing, ginagamit yan bago magluto... sa karne, sa isda, sa gulay.

[lenpopz]

Ang slicing, ginagamit yan bago magluto... sa karne, sa isda, sa gulay.

Walanjong sagot yan.

[aya_yuson]

Sige na nga, seryosong sagot. Yes, angling the pick for a slicing attack does result in marginally reduced volume. That's simple physics. Less contact area = less impact = less volume. One can, however, compensate for this with an increased focus of power. Power gets focused into a smaller area. Besides, the volume less is really marginal at worst. 

[gainsucker]

Sige na nga, seryosong sagot. Yes, angling the pick for a slicing attack does result in marginally reduced volume. That's simple physics. Less contact area = less impact = less volume. One can, however, compensate for this with an increased focus of power. Power gets focused into a smaller area. Besides, the volume less is really marginal at worst. 

yez... sumagot rin... 

salamat sir... need to practice a lot...

[arkeetar]

yez... sumagot rin... 

salamat sir... need to practice a lot...

picking power ba? ...guitarplayer, 1 cool guy!!!

[pitongjerome]

yez... sumagot rin... 

salamat sir... need to practice a lot...

for me mas noticeable ang volume drop pag naka clean ka tapos nag "slice" ka sa e, b, and g strings, yung mga unwounded.

pag high gain, halos hindi na halata yun, ang maririnig mo na difference ay yung slicing sound, lalo na sa wounded strings, "chak chak chak chak" LOL

IMO lang naman correct me if im wrong. i angle the pick sometimes, sometimes hindi, depends sa sound that i wanna achieve.

[arkeetar]

Paul Gilbert din iba angle ng picking... pero dapat iba iba nga dependedot 

[gainsucker]

for me mas noticeable ang volume drop pag naka clean ka tapos nag "slice" ka sa e, b, and g strings, yung mga unwounded.

pag high gain, halos hindi na halata yun, ang maririnig mo na difference ay yung slicing sound, lalo na sa wounded strings, "chak chak chak chak" LOL

IMO lang naman correct me if im wrong. i angle the pick sometimes, sometimes hindi, depends sa sound that i wanna achieve.

i watched some videos sa youtube... and angled picking lahat gamit ng mga fast players... very important din ang position ng guitar, wrist, arms, lahat dapat coordinated...

mahirap sa una but once you master the technique, magugulat ka na lang how efficient it is... nasanay na kase ako sa normal picking, kaya wala na improvement sa speed... sablay pa... 

[raybrig]

hays parehas tayo bro. walang improvement sa speed for a loooooooong time 

[aya_yuson]

Think of rowing a boat.

[pitongjerome]

i watched some videos sa youtube... and angled picking lahat gamit ng mga fast players... very important din ang position ng guitar, wrist, arms, lahat dapat coordinated...

mahirap sa una but once you master the technique, magugulat ka na lang how efficient it is... nasanay na kase ako sa normal picking, kaya wala na improvement sa speed... sablay pa... 

ganito, you might wanna try it, use the sides of your pick, yung mas round, tamo mas mabilis, "chak chak chak chak chak chak chak chak chak chak chak chak "

hehe parang angled din ang effect, pero mas mahina, and mas hindi defined ang notes..

pero seriously, start slow, and take note, iba rin ang paghawak ng pick.. it may be a little awkward at first, pero youll pull it off parin...

[samuelfianza]

Gusto kong ma-try yung Stubby pick. Pero natawa ako nung first time akong nakakita. Ang Kapal!

[hedgehug_23]

Dunlop Tortex 1.5mm mura eh 

[lenpopz]

My new favorite pick!

[thrash666]

Medium na JS Pick

Okay na sakin yun, madali pang tremolo.
 

[Kadaklan]

my favorite pick is

[aya13allen]

Jim Dunlop Jazz III

this one, it has good connection between the pick and the string.. I like those sharp pointed edge, can get the real highs of my tone

[Van*]

my favorite pick is

i have the h3,i really like the playability but it wears out very fast. Im now using the ultex jazz iii,i like it better than the red and black jazz iii

[bryanarzaga]

been liking this alot, im using it exclusively for a couple months doesnt wear that much compared to the dunlop 3.0mm stubbys

its $4 free shipping

[xid02]

sakin alice lang ok na yung 1.0

[AnodBiomech]

Dunlop tortex .73mm, the yellow one  kahit pick slide ng pick slide, hindi nabubungi  unlike sa Alice pick bagong bago 1 pick slide lang bungi na  , meron pa ko 3 stock tinapon ko na 

this yellow ones have flexibility , give an amazing grip, even when wet or sweaty i ordered 1 dozen 

[Gunslinger]

Definitely Jazz III's

..and the Fender (heavy) picks I got from llewor123.

I wanna try them V-picks but isn't it too expensive for a piece of plastic? (it IS plastic right?)

[KASALANAN]

jazz IIIs

ibanez picks (the pick with that griptape like texture)

and Star picks (yung may butas na star sa gitna) supposedly for anti-pasmado players

[kingthomas]

Dunlop tortex .73mm, the yellow one  kahit pick slide ng pick slide, hindi nabubungi  unlike sa Alice pick bagong bago 1 pick slide lang bungi na  , meron pa ko 3 stock tinapon ko na 

this yellow ones have flexibility , give an amazing grip, even when wet or sweaty i ordered 1 dozen 

haha i liked the yellow ones too pero nung napansin ko na kaya ko gawin ang mga licks ko sa .60 yun na ginagamit ko forever. i come from the Paul Gilbert school of picking kasi. try mo rin yung orange kung matripan mo.  

ewan ko kung bakit, pero mas trip ko mag pick ng mabilis sa maninipis na pick. ramdam mo yung strings eh.