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The amazing Andy Wood gives us a peek behind the mechanical curtains at a key stylistic component of bluegrass guitar: crosspicked arpeggios. The use of ringing arpeggiated chords creates a lush grandeur that almost seems sonically larger than a single guitar. It's a hallmark of the flat pick style, but actually doing it is another story. How does Andy manage this complexity with smoothness and musicality? Andy Wood's all-acoustic guitar and mandolin interview is coming up next for Masters in Mechanics subscribers. Stay tuned!
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The amazing Andy Wood gives us a peek behind the mechanical curtains at a key stylistic component of bluegrass guitar: crosspicked arpeggios. The use of ringing arpeggiated chords creates a lush grandeur that almost seems sonically larger than a single guitar. It's a hallmark of the flat pick style, but actually doing it is another story. How does Andy manage this complexity with smoothness and musicality? Andy Wood's all-acoustic guitar and mandolin interview is coming up next for Masters in Mechanics subscribers. Stay tuned!
