It can be difficult to find the right guitar pick for you, if you do not know what you are looking for it can make it even more difficult with all the choices that appear exactly the same, but in fact are completely and utterly different. I will walk you through how to choose the right pick for you.
First of all you need to find the music you’re going to play for the majority of the time you are playing. For example, if you are in a country band then you will most likely play mostly country, it may seem obvious, but it can be hard to distinguish sometimes. Several types I have in mind of a certain guitar pick metal, classical, classic rock and slower.
First of all, if you play classic point I would not usually pick and choose just the fingers. It may be way harder at first but when you adjust it can make a huge difference tin are savvy.
If you play mostly metal you are absolutely going to want less choice. Smaller games make it way easier, in my opinion, the band release the p [of these intricate solos and fast power chord riffs. It is also better to have thicker chosen because it is bad to have flimsy choose to play faster section. I would suggest Dunlop Jazz II for any metal player.
Finally, when it comes to slowing classical guitar players, I would suggest a much bigger guitar pick. Since these do not have as many intricate solos and shredding riffs and they have more basic chord progressions that sound happier, bigger games make it way easier to play. They just make it way easier to hit multiple band to play the tough bar chords. I would also suggest getting thinner choose because just like the larger size makes it easier to hit all the band to play a bigger sound, thinner cover the easier they are to hit. Not only does this add to your skill level but I think just flimsy guitar picks sound way better chord progressions anyway. I would suggest something like Clayton Dxtrans to the classic rock guitarists.
There are far more “steroetypes” you could go through when it comes to guitar games but in the end it all comes down to personal preference and it feels comfortable to you.