Metropolis
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"hand muscles"
Let's just call them "a nervous system which is more capable doing some things more successfully". You don't have to get all out sjw over facts because they may offend you.
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"hand muscles"
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You know what I think the difference is? Nita is presented as guitarist first instead of a woman first. There's no shortage of "guitar chick" sex objects, so to speak, but we're seeing more and more women being treated as musicians first. Her praise is earned via her playing instead of her outfit.
guitar playing being a highly physical act
for you maybeI mean, it ain't shot put.
for you maybe
While I'm sure there are people who, for physical reasons, cannot play guitar, I highly doubt there is a meaningful divide based primarily on gender.
While women have on average 30% less skeletal muscle (upper body), is that conceivably enough to make a low impact physical activity like guitar difficult for an average, healthy person?
i was just making a half assed movie reference
While women have on average 30% less skeletal muscle (upper body), is that conceivably enough to make a low impact physical activity like guitar difficult for an average, healthy person?
Probably not too much, but you can sometimes hear lack of strength in vibrato and picking technique along female players, generally they play so much differently. Couple of I've listened and watched recently; Lari Basilio, really delicate and classy sounding fusion style with nice phrasing and all that, but just lacking in vibrato. Same goes with Sarah Longfield, tapping for days but there is just no feel, something is just missing. What I'm trying to say that these players often choose that kind of playing style partly because of their physique.
Probably not too much, but you can sometimes hear lack of strength in vibrato and picking technique along female players, generally they play so much differently. Couple of I've listened and watched recently; Lari Basilio, really delicate and classy sounding fusion style with nice phrasing and all that, but just lacking in vibrato. Same goes with Sarah Longfield, tapping for days but there is just no feel, something is just missing. What I'm trying to say that these players often choose that kind of playing style partly because of their physique.
Eh, doesn't really track to me.
There are plenty of players of all stripes that have mediocre vibrato, and plenty that simply don't engage vibrato the same way.
It just sounds like you're reaching for a "scientific" reason to an issue that's purely emotional, whether that's your intent or not.
I'm not calling you sexist. I just don't think you have this right.
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"hand muscles"
There have been a couple of youtube videos
It just sounds like you're reaching for a "scientific" reason to an issue that's purely emotional, whether that's your intent or not.
I'm not calling you sexist. I just don't think you have this right.
But, at any rate, there is no data proving that female player's vibrato reaches as wide as the typical male's, and there is a ton of anecdotal evidence and the logical conclusions drawn from basical physiological data that such is the case.
TL;DR - he might not be right, but he's probably not wrong...
I stand by what I said. I didn't know her from that other band, and I have zero interest in her looks. That cover isn't presenting her as a sex object, even if you've personally decided that she's attractive.it would be stupid to say that looks don't matter in her case, when it obviously does.
Someone said something stupid and people chose to engage it seriouslyWhat happened to this thread
Very rarely does talking about women on the internet end well.
I call bullshit on this. In standard tuning, I can only really bend/vibrato on 9s, maybe 10s on a good day, yet an ex girlfriend played 11s all-day everyday. Gender has fuck all to do with that.