Ben Higgins1st October 2012Sounds beautiful S-Master !
Javier Aviles1st October 2012nice atmosphere and nice exercise
Sinisa Cekic1st October 2012Thanks people
JaxN42nd October 2012Great Skill!
DeGroot2nd October 2012Sounds really nice! Interesting chord progression too.
Andre Nieri3rd October 2012A nice way to study harp harmonics! Gonna grab my guitar right now!
Cosmin Lupu4th October 2012I'll try it for certain! Very nice melodies Sinisa!
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Hi GMC!
Welcome to my new lesson about Harp harmonics!
Playing these types of harmonics is a step beyond Natural Harmonics.
If you have listened to some music by Tommy Emmanuel or Eric Johnson, you are probably familiar to this type of harmonics. It's actually a classical guitar technique and it is a bit similar to the tapped harmonics. Harp harmonics are produced on fretted strings and not with the fretting hand which you use for chords, but with the tip of the index finger of the plucking hand.
Guitar : Tom Anderson acoustic model
Equipment : Sonar8 PE DAW, Guitar Rig 5 plugin, Addictive drums
Tempo : 70 bpm
Signature : 4/4
Chord progression : C7M/Dm7/F6/G/G13-9/Am9/G7add11
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