guitar harmonics

On the track "Soon," there are ghostly guitar harmonics and backing vocals.

Guitar harmonics also produce a different sound quality than fretted notes, and are one of many techniques used to create musical variety.

The 2002 song starts off very melodic with guitar harmonics and a drum and bass driven verse.

John Sheldon - guitar harmonics (track 1)

The guitar also possesses harmonic blend control, allowing for new types of guitar harmonics to come out of the instrument.

One of the greatest instrumental love songs I ve ever heard; Michael Brook s percussive guitar harmonics, trem...

"I took a trip down to the mind room," he sang during an interlude with ringing guitar harmonics and cymbal crashes, "to see what I could find."

It features deep house beats, resounding guitar harmonics, funky house grooves, rhythmic hi-hat, and a dominant breakbeat.

Guitar Harmonics Lesson - A lesson covering the various types of harmonics that can be played on a guitar and how to play them.

Tristen Deschain - guitar harmonics on "Darkwave Equals MC Squared"

Characteristic of many Seven Mary Three singles, its mid-tempo verses also feature prominent guitar harmonics and a softness that builds into the aggressive and vibrant chorus.

Most of the pieces use two- or three-note motifs, repeated and thickened and punched out in timbres from clanging guitar harmonics to hooting saxophones, underlined by a pushy beat.

CHRIS REED'S deep, sepulchral voice and the precisely modulated machine-shop drone of interlocking guitar harmonics define the Lorries' distinctive, hard-edged sound.

The following table displays the stop points on a stringed instrument, such as the guitar (guitar harmonics), at which gentle touching of a string will force it into a harmonic mode when vibrated.

Songs unwind from hypnotic, trance-like beginnings into explosively electric rave-up improvisations; Miss Smith's sultry, mesmerizing vocals ride along hypnotically on Mr. Roback's cresting waves of guitar harmonics.

"Pioneers" opens with a series of delayed guitar harmonics, while "Price of Gas" is driven by a marching-like sound created by Moakes walking in the studio with planks of wood strapped to his feet.

Ringing guitar harmonics sound out alone during the four occasions when the words "The day the world gets 'round" are sung, joined only at the end each time by a couple of low notes on cello and Nicky Hopkins' piano.