Stylus Pick

The great ?How to play faster and faster whilst maintaining technique? practice pick.

If you want to play fast and improve your alternate picking technique, than look no further.

The Stylus hit the market back in 1986, and was quickly adopted for shredding ? it was namely discovered that it would make strings scream aggressively if used wrongly. When erroneously picking deep, the support cone will drag the pick down, stopping the stroke. Shredders found out that tearing the Stylus pick back up against the string makes a vicious strike.

The Stylus, however, was originally developed to train alternate picking using only the tip of a plectrum, and not to shred strings. One of the worst bad habits is having to force the pick over the strings whilst playing fast, which is entirely detrimental to endurance. Such a bad habit is the result of deep picking and demands being rectified.

As already explained, picking to deep with the Stylus forces the student to stop picking, whilst, picking with only the tip of the cone allows fluid playing.

This helps develop a proper picking technique using only the utmost tip of any plectrum. In the long run, you'll not only learn to play faster, but your endurance and articulation will be greatly enhanced.

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