Hi Patrick
I personally do the pull-offs when I play at slower tempos as well, but as Michael said, you can pick them if you like. The effect of the pull-offs are more visible when playing faster tempos.
I hear the difference when I listen to Stochelo/Jimmy vs. Fapy.
Sometimes they are using a simular vocabulary but Fapy is picking all the notes where Stochelo and Jimmy does the pull-offs. Both way works, just a different sound and some different accents.
Thank you guys: that's much clearer ! Sorry for all these questions but I am a brain-oriented kind of player and can only play what makes good intellectual sense. After, and only then, it flows great to my fingers.
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In the Gypsy Picking book on p.56, that's an example of using pull offs to gain speed. At slower tempos I just pick all the notes.
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I personally do the pull-offs when I play at slower tempos as well, but as Michael said, you can pick them if you like. The effect of the pull-offs are more visible when playing faster tempos.
I hear the difference when I listen to Stochelo/Jimmy vs. Fapy.
Sometimes they are using a simular vocabulary but Fapy is picking all the notes where Stochelo and Jimmy does the pull-offs. Both way works, just a different sound and some different accents.
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