No, not really. All of the artificial harmonics I heard were perfect artificial harmonics. So it comes with the squeel and heavy vibrato. I'll try to listen for it though.
Also there is this other technique that uses a natural harmonic the artificial harmonic way like putting picking hand over 24th fret then then pinch it or however you do then grab the guitar by the back of the neck then push forward slowly so you dive and your artificially Natural Harmonic gets deeper instead higher and squeely. Takes a little bit too get used to doing it though.
Also there is this other technique that uses a natural harmonic the artificial harmonic way like putting picking hand over 24th fret then then pinch it or however you do then grab the guitar by the back of the neck then push forward slowly so you dive and your artificially Natural Harmonic gets deeper instead higher and squeely. Takes a little bit too get used to doing it though.
Last edited by T0ribush; Jul 29, 2009 at 04:25 AM.
Originally Posted by T0ribush
No, not really. All of the artificial harmonics I heard were perfect artificial harmonics. So it comes with the squeel and heavy vibrato. I'll try to listen for it though.
Also there is this other technique that uses a natural harmonic the artificial harmonic way like putting picking hand over 24th fret then then pinch it or however you do then grab the guitar by the back of the neck then push forward slowly so you dive and your artificially Natural Harmonic gets deeper instead higher and squeely. Takes a little bit too get used to doing it though.
still havent got a chance to try this. havent been in today= /
also, get a whammy bar ;p
also artificially natural harmonic what ?
I would need to get it built in into my 1958 Korina. I should get a whaymm bar and I really, really, really, want one. I know the Artificial Natural harmonic is weird. Also listen to the song The Conjuring because it has a kick ass tapping intro with harmonics
