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Are there people without handedness?
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Related to this, but also not really, is how I feel as a right handed person playing guitar.
I mean, sure, the right hand is doing some picking, but the left hand is up there doing all the clever stuff and the right hand has no idea how it manages to do any of it.
I play strings right handed. It seemed weird to me too that the off hand is doing the easy work. Playing left feels wrong like batting right does though. I guess the rhythm is easier to control with the dominant hand and hitting the wrong note/chord doesn't matter as much when you're in time?
This makes me wonder if drummers have a dominant hand. Except Rick Allen of course.
I prefer putting my cymbal on a specific side, but I only ever play with a trap set. I don't know whether that counts.
They are so coordinated it's hard to tell by looking that's for sure. Keeping time has always been the hardest part for me though so I find drummers and bassists pretty impressive. RIP Phil Lesh
Ringo is a lefty on a righty kit which added to his feel.