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goofy

Names
English	goofy
Japanese	グーフィー
Properties
Articulation	grip
Shake Length	n/a
Parent Techniques
Difficulty	hard
Prevalence	standard
Position
Start	goofy
End	goofy
Glyph Notation
Glyph	none yet
Usage
Dynamics
Volume	n/a
Range	n/a
Ease	n/a
History
Source	Watari
Location of Origin	Japan
Date of Origin	unknown
Influences	n/a
Signature Players	n/a

A held grip position.

Usually held with the dominant hand, while the non-dominant hand plays normally.

Goofy creates different sounds than normal asalato grip playing, which is why players play goofy with one hand and non-goofy in the other.

individual examples

sound quality

Not yet described.

variations

Primarily consists of clicks and knocks.

tutorials

Watari

musical examples

Watari

child techniques

clicks

history

Created by Watari Sato.

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