A bit too much---but anyway thats the trick/technique i use the most ever hands down.
//keep playing//
whats your most useful trick on guitar?
I think i use a hell of lot of hammer-ons and pull-offs.
A bit too much---but anyway thats the trick/technique i use the most ever hands down.
A bit too much---but anyway thats the trick/technique i use the most ever hands down.
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I use extremely heavy strings on my electric (12-52) in order to get those fat sounds, so i guess thats my technique.
# 2
i think this trick/technique has become THEE most widley used in metal,rock and other genre.its the driving force among legendary songs and that phenomenon that induces whiplsh in many teens and adults alike.it rattles you bones in concert and abuse of the technique can lead to carpal tunnle(at least in me)......what am i talking about?
PALM MUTING!....the most frequently used style defining technique around
PALM MUTING!....the most frequently used style defining technique around
jam it up!!!
# 3
controlled feedbacks and harmonics with extensive wammybar and wah wah usage
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My best trick? Legato I guess.
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# 8
Tapping really fast endings on a song, instead of picking them. You know, when you come to the end and you do the big finish.
And God said, 'Let there be rock!'
-And it was good
-And it was good
# 9
Make your guitar sound like and amubulance
e---9--------
B--------11--
Reapeat this over and over
And its the same numbers as the emergency line =)
e---9--------
B--------11--
Reapeat this over and over
And its the same numbers as the emergency line =)
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# 11
Making my les paul sound as tho it has a whammy bar. By bending the neck or pull the top string off the fret board to raise the note higher than a normal bend.
# 12
Palm muting
Pinched harmonics
Wammy bar masterbations
sweeping
bending
vibrato
speed picking
hammerons and pulloffs (including chords)
These are what I use everytime I play. I'll tap from time to time but it's not a strong point of mine or a part of my overall playing style. And usually when i do tap it's tapping out chords like Tony Macalpine would do. I learned that style from an instructional video of his that I bought and I'm still not even close to as good as he can do it. I'll even dabble in using the slide from time to time and I still suck at it...lol :-)
Pinched harmonics
Wammy bar masterbations
sweeping
bending
vibrato
speed picking
hammerons and pulloffs (including chords)
These are what I use everytime I play. I'll tap from time to time but it's not a strong point of mine or a part of my overall playing style. And usually when i do tap it's tapping out chords like Tony Macalpine would do. I learned that style from an instructional video of his that I bought and I'm still not even close to as good as he can do it. I'll even dabble in using the slide from time to time and I still suck at it...lol :-)
I started learning guitar because of Randy Rhoads..but Yngwie J. Malmsteen is my biggest influence.
# 13
Hybrid picking.
# 14
Best trick....I can make my guitar disapear.
# 15
These are my fave techniques:
Whammy bar
feed back
pinch harmonics
whammy pedal!!!
quick trills(sound great)
clean arpegiated open chords!
Whammy bar
feed back
pinch harmonics
whammy pedal!!!
quick trills(sound great)
clean arpegiated open chords!
# 16
I can make some really loud smashing noises when I'm smashing my guitar on the stage.
Oh, and my wife says I can make my guitar sound like someone's dying when I practice.
Oh, and my wife says I can make my guitar sound like someone's dying when I practice.
# 17
Playing one note for an entire solo.
That and keeping my guitar in tune.
And now that I've learnt how to balance it so that it doesn't fall off the side.
That and keeping my guitar in tune.
And now that I've learnt how to balance it so that it doesn't fall off the side.
"Dozens of people spontaneously combust each year, it's just not that widely reported".
# 18
Oh ya, playing my guitar behind my back. I almost forgot about that one.
And God said, 'Let there be rock!'
-And it was good
-And it was good
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