Bit of a crappy title and apologies in advance if this is a long boring post, but I wonder if anyone has found themselves in a similar position?
After working on 2WPS, almost a year ago I discovered that I had developed a crosspicking mechanic (see the below link if interested)
As part of that post @Troy confirmed that the mechanic was worth making habitual. I have been on a restricted guitar diet since that point when my daughter was born, but now getting back into the fray. Without much practice, the crosspicking mechanic can reach similar speeds as my 2WPS (max 16th notes @180bpm on a very good day) for simple scaler lines except the 2WPS sounds more articulate when played well. I know that I want to continue to develop crosspicking for the 1nps stuff, but wonder whether there is still any benefit to continuing 2WPS? Seeing as:
1 - Even some great crosspickers seem to utilise 2WPS at the top end shreddy moments and as far as I am aware, the kiry is still out on whether crosspicking mechanics can match 2WPS scalar lines for speed at the extreme upper limits.
2 - 2WPS feels (at this point) solid when done well
I suppose that a critique video is probably the best way forward, Iāll try and get one done, but would love to get the opinions of the legends that frequent this forum!
The pro of placing focus placed solely on crosspicking is that I seem to be have the crosspicking mechanic on tap (I noticed that when I attempted DWPS I was actually crosspicking) and baking in pickslanting is something I can generally ignore.
Just to clarify goals, I could die a happy man if I could play 16ths at around 208 bpm and 1nps at approx 160 bpm.
Thanks in advance!