Is there any way besides good technique and skill
for a harmonic pinch('scream') to sound better?
Erm..like the settings of ur amp or effects?
[Edited by Kirk_Aimar on 12-15-2003 at 09:21 PM]
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Any tips??
hmmm..guys
Is there any way besides good technique and skill
for a harmonic pinch('scream') to sound better?
Erm..like the settings of ur amp or effects?
[Edited by Kirk_Aimar on 12-15-2003 at 09:21 PM]
Is there any way besides good technique and skill
for a harmonic pinch('scream') to sound better?
Erm..like the settings of ur amp or effects?
[Edited by Kirk_Aimar on 12-15-2003 at 09:21 PM]
# 1
Turn up the treble all the way middle at half and bass at low or nothing and add some gain on ur amp.
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# 2
Besides good technique, the next best way to bring them out is high gain and boosted treble. I don't mean high gain like indistinguishable tone-deficit gain, but at least something with a solid pair of 'em.
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# 4
another way is if you have a wah wah push that bitch to the floor and then do them, that way you wont have to mess with your eq
# 5
Try switching pick types.I used Fender thins for almost ten years and makeing m stretchs squeel was ver hard to do.I switched to Dunlop .60 Gray picks and it almost naturaly happens when ever I tight pick a note.
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# 6
i find pitch harmonics (i think that the rite name :s) quite simple in technique. i use a small pick, i hav these freakish jim dunlop things.. called "stubby" or something. if u hold these with your thumb towards the bottom of the pic (where is touches the strings) when u play the note (works best on high strings) u get the harmonic... maybe that helps?
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