Thank you sir! I've been playing for about 5 or 6 years now, and have never understood exactly what it is that made the pinch harmonics work; and understanding it now makes it far easier to play. Molto grazie!
Pretty Cool lesson here, Covers the topic quite well. Ive just made a bunch of detailed courses for beginners and advanced guitarists that you might be interested in. Check it out! would love to know what you and anyone watching this video thinks. Its totally free, and i mean TOTALLY
i cant do harmonics on the low e string and i think it might have something to do with my guitar i have a cheap lil indiana and there r only two pickups and they r right beside eachother they r right beside the bridge....i can do harmonics on the other strings but i never can make the harmonics sound by my pickups.... is my lack of being able to do harmonics because of my guitar or do i just suck?
@kickmeihitu it's probably your guitar, PH are harder on cheaper guitars and harder on the E string in general. Don't give up, test it out in your local music store on another guitar? -Neal
I have a general question. I own a B.C rich warlock Kerry King edition. whenever i hit some notes my guitar make a reverb-like sound and generally produces a lousy quality of sound. my amp is a Marshall 45 watt. Is the guitar crappy or do i really suck at guitar and don't know how to hit the notes?
@DoofusInc that's the tough thing about starting out, it's hard to tell how much is you and how much is your guitar. You might test your guitar out at your local store in other amps to see how much different it sounds. Try lowering the reverb on your amp? If you play with clean tone, you'll be able to tell if you're hitting the notes well, the rest might be the tone from your electronics? -Neal
if you practice enough you can easily find pinched harmonics with a single coil, its all about striking the string at the right place above or below your pickup and thumbing properly.
hi Neil its me again xD! I have a problem !! I cannot make harmonic at the low E string :( , my amplifer is a Laney Hardcore mXd / 65 W. , my guitar is a ibanez rg220 with a seimoor duncan superdistortion in a hambucker . Why it does not sound harmonic in the low strings ??? :(
@MrCaanino you've got all the gear you need. Low E is the hardest string to get pinch harmonics. Keep trying, once you find one it will always be there so pay attention to your r/h position (and your left.) Make sure to use the bridge pickup, neck pickups don't do pinch well. Try this: finger L/H on the 3rd fret and pick the string. With your right hand barely touch your finger on the string near your bridge pickup. When you hear a high harmonic come out, that is where to get a pinch harmonic
@Guitartricks really? that's the easiest for me... that's the first one i learned how to Pinch. also... is it ME, or is it almost impossible to get a freakin pinch harmonic past the 12th fret???!!!
@MrCaanino (yes i know this is a kinda old post). But I've found that with different guitars, each has a different sweet spot. Each string itself has it's own sweet spot. A simplified version of what Neal said, is you pick the string like you normally would while running a finger of your fret hand (and works), along in the pick-up area until you get the high harmonic sound, or you can pick at the 12th fret, and run your finger along the pick-up area (a trick my instructor taught me).
@MrCaanino a couple of tips: turn your treble pretty high (7 or above), turn the gain to a decent amount (at least past noon), and use the BRIDGE pickup
hi Neil its me again xD! I have a problem !! I cannot make harmonic at the low E string :( , my amplifer is a Laney Hardcore mXd / 65 W. , my guitar is a ibanez rg220 with a seimoor duncan superdistortion in a hambucker . Why it does not sound harmonic in the low strings ??? :(
hi Neil its me again xD! I have a problem !! I cannot make harmonic at the low E string :( , my amplifer is a Laney Hardcore mXd / 65 W. , my guitar is a ibanez rg220 with a seimoor duncan superdistortion in a hambucker . Why it does not sound harmonic in the low strings ??? :(
hi Neil its me again xD! I have a problem !! I cannot make harmonic at the low E string :( , my amplifer is a Laney Hardcore mXd / 65 W. , my guitar is a ibanez rg220 with a seimoor duncan superdistortion in a hambucker . Why it does not sound harmonic in the low strings ??? :(
hi Neil its me again xD! I have a problem !! I cannot make harmonic at the low E string :( , my amplifer is a Laney Hardcore mXd / 65 W. , my guitar is a ibanez rg220 with a seimoor duncan superdistortion in a hambucker . Why it does not sound harmonic in the low strings ??? :(
hi Neil its me again xD! I have a problem !! I cannot make harmonic at the low E string :( , my amplifer is a Laney Hardcore mXd / 65 W. , my guitar is a ibanez rg220 with a seimoor duncan superdistortion in a hambucker . Why it does not sound harmonic in the low strings ??? :(
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!!! I had been wondering for a long time how to do this. Now, please tell me, what are the amp settings to get the pitch harmonics along with the gain and volume and what is a good setting for the distortion pedal. Thanks!
I can't do it!!!!! :( I hate my crappy amp! I had to mess with it to even get distortion! It only has bass and treble switches!!! The fake distortion doesn't even sound good!!!
Fu@% I have been trying to do this for longer then I,ll admit here,and after 3.20 mins of you,re vid Im doing it all over the place! This isnt the first vid or even the tenth vid I have watched but its the last I,ll have to on this subject! Thank you a million!!!
@deadman316 for the killswitch squeal. Try two guitars squealing 1 semi tone apart. Example Guitar#1 hits a low G and bends it slightly with vibrato. Then Guitar#2 will do the same G except with bigger vibrato. You can also do G# with slightly less vibrato, or do it with a big vibrato as well. Try that out with your friends.
@Guitartricks thats an interesting tidbit. i find that its easier for me to get pinch harmonics on the lower strings than the higher ones. any tips for that?
@angelsbeatlesfan yeah, you can do it with just your fingernail after a little practice. When you learn to do it with a pick, it's easier to do without one.
I have a question. Why doesn't it sound the same way? Mine doesn't really go up any octaves. It doesn't sound as high as yours. Any idea on what I'm doing wrong? I learned my way from a worker in a music shop. He was doing the pinch harmonics on the same guitar and amp as me...but his were high and mine weren't. Thanks :D
@Dashdude5 you can try adding more gain to your amp. but also that not as high thing happened to me but as I practiced them i got better at them and they sounded higher
( if you are regular handed) you should move your right hand a little bit where you pick... You will found out everything if you just keep experimenting.
is there a certain technique to going back and forth between holding the pick in the normal picking position and the pinch harmonics position, or is it just one of those things that you have to learn own your own. i know how to do pinch harmonics, but i don't know how to execute them in regular playing.
For me it's just a matter of adding a little twist down to your pick so that the thumb brushes the string as you pick, almost like you dig into the note a little bit. You have to try to work them into your playing, you might do a simple excercise of playing slow and simple 1,2,3,4 on the same note and try to add a pinch on the last one (or whichever beat you choose), it is kind of a feel thing but you have to try it to make it happen.
Well, this might seem like a stupid question from me, but do you think you could show different finger techniques when soloing, and show excersises to improve finger speed?
As they say, "the only stupid question is the one not asked!" : That's a good idea, thanks for your request. You might try our current webisode on 'spider legs' excercise, it will help with your dexterity and speed if you start slow and build up. As for finger techniques when soloing, I may have to run that through the 'webisode-O-matic', that would make a good one!
Since we just did a harmonics related video and we want to keep variety so I would probably wait a little bit first but I can message you when the time is right.
u guys think u could make a video pointing out the differences between natural harmonics, pinch harmonics, artificial harmonics, and probably other type of harmonics i just dont know about?
Yeah, mine's pretty heavy too, it get's me hyperventilating when I carry it. It's a VH-140C and I got it new around '93. It's sounds cool for a solid state amp, thx!
i watch all these videos for tip of the week
19989079 1 day ago
Haha. I dont have that tuning problem because I have anut lock.
Reed0Sparky0Leighton 4 days ago
hahaha... self tuning guitar...hahaha.....get one of this..... hahahaha, this guy is good
WeLovePizza2012 2 months ago
cool! your allways spoot on chief
Palomablanca1978 2 months ago
Thank you sir! I've been playing for about 5 or 6 years now, and have never understood exactly what it is that made the pinch harmonics work; and understanding it now makes it far easier to play. Molto grazie!
mastoner20 2 months ago
2:50 I really wondered how they do that one, thanks bro
alexilaiho1st 3 months ago
what effect you use Neal????
and..
I love all of your tricks
xanzfull 3 months ago
@xanzfull Thanks! not too much effects, a little reverb, some delay
Guitartricks 3 months ago
Thanks, I've been wandering how you make this little sound for ages, now I can - cheers!
Jaoric 5 months ago
@Jaoric woo hoo, great news! -Neal
Guitartricks 3 months ago
what guitar cables are you using Neal?
boykano99 5 months ago
@boykano99 nothing expensive, if that helps
Guitartricks 3 months ago
Hi, Neal,
Is it easier to do it with bridge pick-ups?
I found it kinda hard to get the sound while I'm only using neck pick-ups.
masashi080808 5 months ago
@masashi080808 oh yeah, it works best with the bridge pickup, much harder with the neck pickup on. -Neal
Guitartricks 5 months ago
@Guitartricks I see. Thanks!!
masashi080808 5 months ago
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mrjonb100 6 months ago
lol closed captioning at 2:14
strukter1 6 months ago
i can only do them over the neck pickups so its really hard to play them live. any tips for standing up and doing pinch harmonics?
Brimmingmebitter 6 months ago
@Brimmingmebitter practice doing them standing up. -Neal :)
Guitartricks 5 months ago
Is that the john lennon inspired epiphone acoustic electric i see in the back ground?
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RexPearson1 7 months ago
i cant do harmonics on the low e string and i think it might have something to do with my guitar i have a cheap lil indiana and there r only two pickups and they r right beside eachother they r right beside the bridge....i can do harmonics on the other strings but i never can make the harmonics sound by my pickups.... is my lack of being able to do harmonics because of my guitar or do i just suck?
kickmeihitu 7 months ago
@kickmeihitu it's probably your guitar, PH are harder on cheaper guitars and harder on the E string in general. Don't give up, test it out in your local music store on another guitar? -Neal
Guitartricks 5 months ago
Try to pull one on the HIGH E it's hard but not impossible =). A pinch harmonic that is.
Killedbyncf 7 months ago
how long have you been playing??
matiqanstar 8 months ago
@matiqanstar I started when I was about 7 yrs old. -Neal
Guitartricks 5 months ago
ouu.. thats a self tuning guitar!! :-))
hobbyrocker09 9 months ago
Hey neal, if the guitar is a self tuning guitar, does that mean you can't tune it into e flat or Drop D?
Jondog98 9 months ago
@Jondog98 not only can you tune it to Drop D or E flat but it'll do it for you with the push of a button, it's pretty sick. -Neal
Guitartricks 5 months ago
Hey, what if you have a floyd rose/edge for the tuning?(i have both) wait...nvm i dont tink you need it xD
noto50 10 months ago
I have a general question. I own a B.C rich warlock Kerry King edition. whenever i hit some notes my guitar make a reverb-like sound and generally produces a lousy quality of sound. my amp is a Marshall 45 watt. Is the guitar crappy or do i really suck at guitar and don't know how to hit the notes?
DoofusInc 11 months ago
@DoofusInc that's the tough thing about starting out, it's hard to tell how much is you and how much is your guitar. You might test your guitar out at your local store in other amps to see how much different it sounds. Try lowering the reverb on your amp? If you play with clean tone, you'll be able to tell if you're hitting the notes well, the rest might be the tone from your electronics? -Neal
Guitartricks 5 months ago
what types of effects are you using
TheMusicguru94 11 months ago
if you practice enough you can easily find pinched harmonics with a single coil, its all about striking the string at the right place above or below your pickup and thumbing properly.
nnjjiiu 11 months ago
HAHA Yeah, it would be kinda hard to demonstrate tuning on a self-tuning guitar! Man, I want one!
SuperGamer87 1 year ago
I usually let mu thumb hang out past the pick, and it hits the harmonic.
Hollandvancewright 1 year ago
Takes alot of practice to do solos dude,I'm really good but plot took me 2 years
metal9guitarist 1 year ago
how do you solo
tcarney1008 1 year ago
how does guitarist suchas steve vai and joe satriani go all over the fretboard and solo
TheDede508 1 year ago
Love fingering just below that G-String.
ZachVMNTX1 1 year ago 16
thats a beutiful guitar
a340980 1 year ago
yay, I have the second version of that guitar
Darkfirelover 1 year ago
do you slightly touch the fretboard like a normal harmonic or do you fret it all the way down?
BassPlayinShizDizzle 1 year ago
@BassPlayinShizDizzle fret it completely
kickerpunter 1 year ago
hi Neil its me again xD! I have a problem !! I cannot make harmonic at the low E string :( , my amplifer is a Laney Hardcore mXd / 65 W. , my guitar is a ibanez rg220 with a seimoor duncan superdistortion in a hambucker . Why it does not sound harmonic in the low strings ??? :(
Bye !
MrCaanino 1 year ago 6
@MrCaanino you've got all the gear you need. Low E is the hardest string to get pinch harmonics. Keep trying, once you find one it will always be there so pay attention to your r/h position (and your left.) Make sure to use the bridge pickup, neck pickups don't do pinch well. Try this: finger L/H on the 3rd fret and pick the string. With your right hand barely touch your finger on the string near your bridge pickup. When you hear a high harmonic come out, that is where to get a pinch harmonic
Guitartricks 1 year ago
@Guitartricks really? that's the easiest for me... that's the first one i learned how to Pinch. also... is it ME, or is it almost impossible to get a freakin pinch harmonic past the 12th fret???!!!
DescentFromHeaven 10 months ago
@MrCaanino (yes i know this is a kinda old post). But I've found that with different guitars, each has a different sweet spot. Each string itself has it's own sweet spot. A simplified version of what Neal said, is you pick the string like you normally would while running a finger of your fret hand (and works), along in the pick-up area until you get the high harmonic sound, or you can pick at the 12th fret, and run your finger along the pick-up area (a trick my instructor taught me).
Lovemetal629 1 year ago
@MrCaanino
PRACTICE!!!! :D
999storm999 10 months ago
@MrCaanino a couple of tips: turn your treble pretty high (7 or above), turn the gain to a decent amount (at least past noon), and use the BRIDGE pickup
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hi Neil its me again xD! I have a problem !! I cannot make harmonic at the low E string :( , my amplifer is a Laney Hardcore mXd / 65 W. , my guitar is a ibanez rg220 with a seimoor duncan superdistortion in a hambucker . Why it does not sound harmonic in the low strings ??? :(
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hi Neil its me again xD! I have a problem !! I cannot make harmonic at the low E string :( , my amplifer is a Laney Hardcore mXd / 65 W. , my guitar is a ibanez rg220 with a seimoor duncan superdistortion in a hambucker . Why it does not sound harmonic in the low strings ??? :(
MrCaanino 1 year ago
hi Neil its me again xD! I have a problem !! I cannot make harmonic at the low E string :( , my amplifer is a Laney Hardcore mXd / 65 W. , my guitar is a ibanez rg220 with a seimoor duncan superdistortion in a hambucker . Why it does not sound harmonic in the low strings ??? :(
MrCaanino 1 year ago
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hi Neil its me again xD! I have a problem !! I cannot make harmonic at the low E string :( , my amplifer is a Laney Hardcore mXd / 65 W. , my guitar is a ibanez rg220 with a seimoor duncan superdistortion in a hambucker . Why it does not sound harmonic in the low strings ??? :(
MrCaanino 1 year ago
hi Neil its me again xD! I have a problem !! I cannot make harmonic at the low E string :( , my amplifer is a Laney Hardcore mXd / 65 W. , my guitar is a ibanez rg220 with a seimoor duncan superdistortion in a hambucker . Why it does not sound harmonic in the low strings ??? :(
MrCaanino 1 year ago
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!!! I had been wondering for a long time how to do this. Now, please tell me, what are the amp settings to get the pitch harmonics along with the gain and volume and what is a good setting for the distortion pedal. Thanks!
MultiScoffer 1 year ago
@MultiScoffer basically a high gain setting will work, use humbucker pickups for the best results. Single coils don't do it as well.
Use either the gain on the amp or the gain on the pedal but not both, that tends to muddy up the tone.
-Neal
Guitartricks 1 year ago
@Guitartricks thank you very much.!
MultiScoffer 1 year ago
I can't do it!!!!! :( I hate my crappy amp! I had to mess with it to even get distortion! It only has bass and treble switches!!! The fake distortion doesn't even sound good!!!
HEKTOR1X 1 year ago
@HEKTOR1X maybe try a distortion pedal? I great practice amp is the Roland Micro-Cube, they're about 100 bucks..squeelies for sure on that one! :)
Guitartricks 1 year ago
from where is this fuzzy sound is coming from?
davidsqcc 1 year ago
I like the ones at the low E and A strings at frets 3 and 5. They're sick.
loudennoxious 1 year ago
@loudennoxious me too! -Neal
Guitartricks 1 year ago
Fu@% I have been trying to do this for longer then I,ll admit here,and after 3.20 mins of you,re vid Im doing it all over the place! This isnt the first vid or even the tenth vid I have watched but its the last I,ll have to on this subject! Thank you a million!!!
MrWer1138 1 year ago
2 things.
1. For a long time now ive been trying to get a Pinch Harmonic on the 3rd fret on the A string and can't seem to get it.
2. Do you have any insight on how to get a pinch harmonic that the band Killswitch engage does
deadman316 1 year ago
@deadman316 for the killswitch squeal. Try two guitars squealing 1 semi tone apart. Example Guitar#1 hits a low G and bends it slightly with vibrato. Then Guitar#2 will do the same G except with bigger vibrato. You can also do G# with slightly less vibrato, or do it with a big vibrato as well. Try that out with your friends.
loudennoxious 1 year ago
how come i cant pinch the e a and d strings?
bingidude 1 year ago
@bingidude The lower strings are a little harder to get but just keep at it.
Here's a trick: when you get a pinch harmonic that works on the higher strings, look at your right hand to see where it is, don't move!
Now move your left hand on to one of the lower strings and try it, should work!
Good luck!
Neal \,,/,
Guitartricks 1 year ago
@Guitartricks thats an interesting tidbit. i find that its easier for me to get pinch harmonics on the lower strings than the higher ones. any tips for that?
Sulfoxdrummer 1 year ago
Is it posssible to do it with out a pick because sometimes when my dad is jamming it sounds alot like he is doing it.
angelsbeatlesfan 1 year ago
@angelsbeatlesfan yeah, you can do it with just your fingernail after a little practice. When you learn to do it with a pick, it's easier to do without one.
Guitartricks 1 year ago
awsome! but one thing u forgot to mention that wold help some ppl is u get the best harmonic response out of the bridge pickup. try it out!
bjg7272 1 year ago
@bjg7272 True! good point, bridge p/u is the best for pinch harmonics.
Guitartricks 1 year ago
lmfao self tuning guitar, but nice man.
AndrewStPaul69 1 year ago 2
is that a robot gibson?
dli42395 1 year ago 3
yes it is.. =)
Malteboy777 1 year ago
Thats why i got a floyd rose II Bridge with EMG pickups.(B.C. rich NJ deluxe Warlock)
gissellrules 2 years ago
I have a question. Why doesn't it sound the same way? Mine doesn't really go up any octaves. It doesn't sound as high as yours. Any idea on what I'm doing wrong? I learned my way from a worker in a music shop. He was doing the pinch harmonics on the same guitar and amp as me...but his were high and mine weren't. Thanks :D
Dashdude5 2 years ago
@Dashdude5 you can try adding more gain to your amp. but also that not as high thing happened to me but as I practiced them i got better at them and they sounded higher
B0B0damonkey 2 years ago
Well, I got it now... it was just practice :P Thanks for your help, anyways :D
Dashdude5 1 year ago
@Dashdude5 Awesome!! :D
Neal
Guitartricks 1 year ago
( if you are regular handed) you should move your right hand a little bit where you pick... You will found out everything if you just keep experimenting.
Sry for bad english.
TheWezel1995 1 year ago
"!heyy i just tuned my guitar, what the hell is going on! " :L
5H1LLYTH3D0N 2 years ago
when i twist my thunmb it doesnt touches the string
dieandgoaway 2 years ago
You may have too much pick sticking out, try showing less pick between your thumb and the string.
Guitartricks 1 year ago
He said G-String xD
intotheocean93 2 years ago 25
you should make a vid of how to play the blister exsists from slipknot
roberto97c 2 years ago
Do you need a good amp, cause I got one thats not so expensive... I get the sound but it doesn't sound like it should...
Thanks
nice video man!
SDDpinwin 2 years ago
you need an amp with alot of gain. you could get an overdrive, it will help.
Imasharkrawr 2 years ago 2
If you have single coils it's a lot harder to get them to sound right.
TruePikachao 2 years ago
hey thanks for this.
i know how to do them now!
xxXSolitaryBlueXxx 2 years ago
Yay! :) no problemo
Guitartricks 2 years ago
The video wasent that clear for me though. Finger tapping was easier than this.........
Biotendo 2 years ago
also a Satriani trick too with the harmonic right hand slide
jdogbig1 2 years ago
Satriani is smokin' !
Guitartricks 2 years ago
very nice mate
jdogbig1 2 years ago
thank you !
Guitartricks 2 years ago
ha lol finger the g string
randomguy3328 2 years ago 42
lol 1:08, he sure is getting a kick out of himself isn't he?
haha..... i wish i had a self tuning guitar...
CharlieLayton 2 years ago
hey, if you can't get a kick out of yourself...
Neal
Guitartricks 2 years ago
What's it called when you are tapping the frets with ur strum hand while still playing with the other hand and how do you make it sound good?
TheGhostZone 2 years ago
its called *tapping/finger-tapping*. Just use the top of the pick. tell me if u have any questions.
Paramorerocks21 2 years ago
AKA "two hand tapping" ...get a good sound slow, clear notes, and build your speed from there -it sounds best when all the notes are clear.
Neal
Guitartricks 2 years ago
lol i'm better just using my nail as a pick
zepplinkid 2 years ago
whatever works best! :)
Neal
Guitartricks 2 years ago
thanks.. :)
Dreadzametal 2 years ago
yur welcome :)
Neal
Guitartricks 2 years ago
can i do a pinch w/o using a pick?
Dreadzametal 2 years ago
Yeah, totally but it's a little harder if you haven't learned it with a pick first.
I can do it if I pinch my thumb and first finger together on my picking hand and use my first finger...nail as the pick. :)
Neal
Guitartricks 2 years ago
hi, i've got a question,
is there a certain technique to going back and forth between holding the pick in the normal picking position and the pinch harmonics position, or is it just one of those things that you have to learn own your own. i know how to do pinch harmonics, but i don't know how to execute them in regular playing.
Hope you understand the question :)
YendoRodneY89 2 years ago
For me it's just a matter of adding a little twist down to your pick so that the thumb brushes the string as you pick, almost like you dig into the note a little bit. You have to try to work them into your playing, you might do a simple excercise of playing slow and simple 1,2,3,4 on the same note and try to add a pinch on the last one (or whichever beat you choose), it is kind of a feel thing but you have to try it to make it happen.
Neal
Guitartricks 2 years ago
thanks i'll try it our
YendoRodneY89 2 years ago
nice self tuning guitar, i want one, but cant afford...
MudvayneFanStoner13 2 years ago
Me neither, that one was a loner.
Guitartricks 2 years ago
Well, this might seem like a stupid question from me, but do you think you could show different finger techniques when soloing, and show excersises to improve finger speed?
Shellbullet34 2 years ago
As they say, "the only stupid question is the one not asked!" : That's a good idea, thanks for your request. You might try our current webisode on 'spider legs' excercise, it will help with your dexterity and speed if you start slow and build up. As for finger techniques when soloing, I may have to run that through the 'webisode-O-matic', that would make a good one!
Neal
Guitartricks 2 years ago
great vid,
jjc00ll 2 years ago
Thanks jjc001
Guitartricks 2 years ago
Since we just did a harmonics related video and we want to keep variety so I would probably wait a little bit first but I can message you when the time is right.
Neal :)
Guitartricks 2 years ago
alright neal, i'll appreciate so
thanks very much :D
Josielikeskoalas 2 years ago
i've got a question/request
u guys think u could make a video pointing out the differences between natural harmonics, pinch harmonics, artificial harmonics, and probably other type of harmonics i just dont know about?
Josielikeskoalas 2 years ago
THAT is an excellent idea, thanks! I'm putting that one in the 'Episode-O-Matic'..our patented episode creating machine. :D
Neal
p.s. we need more requst! I"m running out
Guitartricks 2 years ago
alrighty haha
when do you think it'll be up?
i subscribed but idk just incase it doesnt show when should i look for the vid?
Josielikeskoalas 2 years ago
2:40
man i wish i could just play around like that...man ur good.
MrCrypt44 2 years ago
Thanks man! I was beaten into practicing as a young child. (jk..sort of)
Neal
Guitartricks 2 years ago
Standard Tuning: G string - 7th fret - Pinch - vibrato... one of the best sounds you can make on a guitar with one note =] Who agrees?
Emoif 2 years ago
9th fret is better i think..
caan07 2 years ago
The 9th IS pretty good. You can always make that E on the G string squeeeal !
Neal
Guitartricks 2 years ago
Yeah, mine's pretty heavy too, it get's me hyperventilating when I carry it. It's a VH-140C and I got it new around '93. It's sounds cool for a solid state amp, thx!
Neal
Guitartricks 2 years ago
Cool lesson.
Is that an Ampeg VT-22 that you are wailing through?
I owned one in the early 1970's. It was a bear and must have weighed 100lbs.
LooMinn 2 years ago