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Using Distortion for Metal Guitar
Drop D Tuning for Metal Guitar
Drop B Tuning for Metal Guitar
Using Octaves in Metal Guitar
Pentatonic Scale for Metal Guitar
Harmonic Minor Scales for Metal Guitar
Pinch Harmonic Techniques in Metal Guitar
Tap Harmonics in Metal Guitar
Two Hand Tapping in Heavy Metal Guitar
Palm Muting Techniques for Metal Guitar
Legato Techniques for Metal Guitar
Speed Picking Techniques for Heavy Metal Guitar
Sweep Picking Techniques in Metal Guitar
Shredding Techniques in Metal Guitar
String Skipping Arpeggios in Metal Guitar
String Skipping Diminished Arpeggios in Metal Guitar
Using the Tremolo Arm or Whammy Bar in Metal Guitar
Seven String Guitars in Metal Music
Summary: Learn how to use pinch harmonic techniques in heavy metal guitar playing in this free video lesson.
Gary Schutt nació y creció en Monticello, NY; su padre le enseñó cómo tocar la batería. Después aprendió a tocar la guitarra. Gary fue al Berklee College of Music donde se graduó con...read more
"Hi, my name is Gary Schutt and I am going to talk to you about pinch harmonics. Pinch harmonics are created with your right hand. If you have your notes with your left hand, lets say C 5th thread G string, what you want to do is hold your pick normally as such between your first finger and thumb and you are going to want to take some of the skin on the bottom side of your thumb and just kind of scrape that across the string as you are picking it which will create variations of your note. "
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rastapirate said
on 11/21/2008 I've seeked for so long time for a explanation to do that!
Thanks!
onealhart54 said
on 8/2/2008 i cant really figure this out
shredder31 said
on 10/22/2008 onealhart54 do you have enough gain but the trick is to make only a small part of your thumb to bounce off the string it took awhile for me to get used to