Butterfly finger picks

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Butterfly finger picks

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The rounded tips would suggest that they might give a softer tone compared to standard metal finger picks.

July 1, I've enjoyed making these Butterfly Finger Picks the last 10 years for everyone to Thank you very much for your great support! I am no longer making and selling these picks. I've become too busy with other projects. Nobody on eBay or Amazon or anywhere else is making these picks, or is authorized to represent these picks, even if they have copied photos and verbiage from this website. If anybody in the future becomes authorized to make and sell and represent these picks, I will list a link to them here. The only way to get these picks right now is to make your own, or maybe find a willing person to make them for you.

Obviously the best way to hear whether your guitar is one that does need coating on your picks is to try both kinds of picks with your guitar. You can get an idea of the difference between the pick types on your guitar before buying any picks by using a flat plastic pick and a smooth copper coin such as a penny. Lightly pick your low E string several times with the copper coin. This sounds very much like an uncoated thumb pick. Now lightly pick the low E string several times with the flat plastic pick. This sounds very much like the coated thumb pick, although the coated thumb pick will have a warmer sound. If you are able to get a good sound from the copper coin on the low E string, you don't need coated picks. If the copper coin always sounds grating and annoying on the low E string, you should at least get a coated thumb pick, and for nylon string guitars, that's all you will need.

Butterfly finger picks

Mr Fixit eh. Butterfly Finger Picks - Review. Background - I've been working to develop my fingerstyle technique and repertoire. About a year in, I realized that I was wearing the picks 'upside down - how embarrassing! Still no luck. I can even manage a reasonable volume and tone. Problem - I've been playing so much fingerstyle that I developed blisters, especially on my thumb.

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If I like them, then I'm better off and have the solution to my problem well in hand, if you'll pardon the pun. Join Date: May Posts: Butterfly Finger Picks - Review Background - I've been working to develop my fingerstyle technique and repertoire. Millimeter ruler. Remember Me? Originally Posted by LeftArm. If needed, you can position the 16mm roll off the edge of the table and use the hammer to gently tap each wire end against the 16mm roll so that each wire end is lined up with the ring. Thumb Picks: Small size is for 16mm - 20mm. I play both classical and steel string guitar. Bend the wire 90 degrees at each 50 millimeter mark around the black 8mm ring of the drumstick to form a U. Marker to mark wire and wood with. All Articles News Tabs and lessons. For this size, substitute normal size thumb picks. Unfortunately, it's still no match to the beating my nails get from my job.

David Hodge Reviews. The good folks at Butterfly Finger Picks designed and make these and were kind enough to send me a test package containing an assortment of their picks.

Small Size Thumb Pick : The small thumb pick is actually the normal size finger pick with more wire in the ring to help hold it on the thumb. I'm going to keep working with them to try and get comfortable with them. In the photo below, the angle of the rings matches the black 13mm ring on the drumstick just fine. Put the non-tip end of the drumstick in the wire rings and hold the rings while you ream the rings out a little bit with the drum stick to make sure the rings are round and looking nice. If you follow these instructions well enough, you will be able to make a pick that looks nearly identical to the picks I've made professionally. Your final diameter should be 16mm. Bend the center of the wire around the 16mm roll on the drum stick until the two wire rings overlap and become one ring. Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker on our website. Millimeter ruler. Millimeter ruler. Alexandra Whittingham — Asturias. Maybe it's time to shoo the moths out of my wallet and buy some. I can even manage a reasonable volume and tone. I sort of suspected that there were no magic solutions, but it sounds like these picks might be just as useful as some of the other popular brands.