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From Richard Pickstock on 1/26/2014 8:35:10 AM
I've been playing the banjo for 3 years now and all the songs I play, I only use my thumb and index finger. I don't consider this as a problem as I can still achieve my goals I set out for myself but I think it would be helpful if I got into the habit of using my middle finger whilst picking. The reason for this is that I want to learn Scruggs style which would be difficult without the middle finger. However, using just my thumb and index finger has slowly made me better at the banjo as I'm creating my own playing styles and songs due to this playing method.
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