If you'd like to try this, you're welcome to use my guitar!
I was impressed by the percussive yet still musical (varying pitches) effect he got by hitting the ends of the strings on the (guitar equivalent of a violin's) tailpiece where the strings were anchored.
I think I was most impressed by how rapidly he could pick/strum for a tremolo. That is rough on the fingertips. I noticed that when he was high on the finger board, he was picking/strumming near the tailpiece for a better sound (as violins in a similar situation bow near the bridge).
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Date: 2024-03-29 07:30 pm (UTC)I was impressed by the percussive yet still musical (varying pitches) effect he got by hitting the ends of the strings on the (guitar equivalent of a violin's) tailpiece where the strings were anchored.
I think I was most impressed by how rapidly he could pick/strum for a tremolo. That is rough on the fingertips. I noticed that when he was high on the finger board, he was picking/strumming near the tailpiece for a better sound (as violins in a similar situation bow near the bridge).
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Date: 2024-03-29 07:34 pm (UTC)no subject
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