- Jun 8, 2008
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Hey guys I was wondering, say you have a measure in 4/4, and you have a dotted quarter note, and then 5 eighth notes. Would you guys pick the eighth notes beginning with a downstroke or upstroke?
When I first learned to play, I was self taught, so I didn't know to alt-pick. I eventually learned to do so, and it took forever to teach myself to pick right, but the end result is that I can downpick pretty damn fast.
Alternating..
Up And down.. Always..
It's all about expressing what you want really in the picking to come out. depends on your technique though..
Hetfield maxes out at ~120. I don't think anyone on earth goes faster than 150.
16th note downpicking anyway.
Damn dude, same here but I top out at 135bpm 16th notes. Can you seriously do 180? I want to see a video of that!
my lead guitarist in my band can hit around 150
120 beats per mnin? Yeah right faster then that..
If beats per min you are talking about i had an argument about this with my brother. I can clip something for you at me strumming at like 210 bpm which is the galloping in the audio i posted in the thread about my guitar sound. last post. Thats at 210 i think maybe only at 180. not sure. I can strum almost at about 240 bpm... grindcore and udder thrash beats like death metal tick tack drums i bet are sitting at at least 450 bpm..
150bpm, 16th notes, all downpicked? Show me a video with a clock and I'll believe you. What you're claiming is absurd, and comes out to 10 notes per second. No one can do that, downpicking.
Bullshit. tracks are determined by drums and beat per minute. I have had this argument. Hip Hop sits at 80-110 beats per min. I have been producing music for almost 7 years man. Metal is FAST and sits way faster then 280. Sorry to burst your bubble... And hetfeild is strumming faster then that and scrap notes fuck notes.. This is about 1234 in the bar when it comes to posts like 140 or whatever. If it is about notes speak music notation properly.... count em in one min...... I don't give a fuck what the bloody magazines say or what anyone says their wrong. People are still living in the half time bpms of tracks. Living inside the groove. too bad doesn't work that way...