Banjo Practice - Picks Or No Picks?

So I practice my banjo right in my living room in my bed most of the time. My wife is always trying in the same room watching TV,

Well, you probably know that a person can practice a musical instrument of any kind to do a lot of really annoying things. Especially for a person in the same room. By annoying, I mean things like practicing scales over and over, or blow, now repeats the same chords. Or my personal favorite annoying thing I do, I'll just Pickin 'andStumble Upon lick some cool new and just wear it out.

I try to do it again and again, so I drilled it into memory. Usually when I come with a new lick, and I think it would be the time I get my banjo in the room with my recorder then I forget to lick my new record. For this reason, I just do it over and over again.

One thing I do to make life more bearable for someone who is subjected to my playing and practicing, that I be without my notes on the practice. Only Kind of bare-knuckled picking I call it.

This works great because you still have rolls and licks practice without blasting all over the place. The sound is somewhat muffled and tolerable to other people in the room. My problem with that is when I bring something with my playing, so I was trying the nice banjo ring, I try I like Banjo gloves on her fingers and I fall all over me to play with the right speed.

So practice on the one hand, without the> Takes more consideration for others, but should, on the other hand, if you are on the game assumes you'll probably get used to hack away at the practice. Without the picks, improved my memory, but my finger picking technique is suffering.

I thought that I had a hint of gloss, but I'm not really sure if I would recognize one of these. I thought I should invent a string silencer for banjos too. It turned out it was a brilliant idea that someoneshe already does. Go figure.