RhoneRanger
Engineer

Joined: Nov 04, 2005
Posts: 332
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You are learning now that recording is much different than playing life. You have to be clean.. REALLY clean.
A lot of live players are unable to play in the studio for this very reason, and studio musicians can make a lot of money!
(I do it part time, and charge $40 an hour, including practice time. Most songs I need 2 hours to learn well, and add another hour for the actual studio time, that's 120 per song! )
The easiest way to reduce if not eliminate pick scrape, is use a harder pick, and strum lightly. Light picks are just crap for recording.
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