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Depending upon the sound I want, I play with the lightest nylon type pick I can get and pluck or snap with my index (no pick) or middle finger (with pick). I use my thumb for that 'thump' sound and tuck the pick inside the knuckle on my middle or ring finger (depend on what I'm playing). I almost always have the pick in my fingers whether I'm using it or not. This way I can switch whenever I want. I use the side of my hand to muffle the strings so I can just lift my hand when I want sustain. Got to have that pick to double pick or strum.
I've been listening to that 'fingers only' crap for years. Way too muddy for me.
Did I just go over my two cents worth?
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'Frygter jeg iffe for ondt thi du er mid mig'
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