In this easy guitar tutorial, Leigh Fuge from musicteacher.com explains what natural harmonics are, the musical theory behind them and where to find them on your fretboard so you can incorporate harmonics into your playing!
00:00 Intro & Gear Used
00:35 What Are Open String Harmonics?
2:16 Finding Our First Harmonic
3:39 9th & 16th Fret Harmonics
4:42 7th & 19th Fret Harmonics
5:25 5th & 24th Fret Harmonics
6:25 Outro & Final Thoughts
Harmonics will be a word that will crop up time and time again for guitar players. Everything we hear in music is made up of harmonics. They make up the notes we hear and the tones we create, but you may also hear of harmonics as an intention guitar technique.
In this lesson we’re going to take a look at a type of harmonics known as natural harmonics, or open string harmonics. When you play an open string, the pitch you hear is made up of multiple harmonics, but one harmonics is louder than the other, this is known as the fundamental harmonic.
This is the overriding version of that note we hear when we play a note. Using our fingers, a gentle touch and a small knowledge of different lengths of string, we can isolate specific harmonics while removing the fundamental, to give us different harmonics.
Find a local music and guitar teacher to you at musicteacher.com/
Shop the Jackson Adrian Smith Signature here: bit.ly/3kUi0LC
Shop Two Notes Torpedo Captor X here: bit.ly/2ZfmRR1
Shop the Rode Lav Go here: bit.ly/2Ujg8m8
View more free online guitar lessons with PMT College: • Free Guitar Lessons & ...
__________________________________________________________
Subscribe to PMTVUK:
kzfaq.info?sub_...
Find us on social media:
/ pmthouseofrock
/ pmthouseofrock
/ pmthouseofrock
www.pinterest.co.uk/pmthouseo...
Find Your Local PMT Store: bit.ly/2KdwOXn