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  • TerriG

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    March 30, 2024 at 5:47 pm

    The 5th, 7th & 12th frets are natural harmonics. The 5th & 12th fret are in the Key of C and the 7th fret is in the Key of G. So for the first part, play each note in the fret starting with the 12th from the low E to the high E and back again. Then move onto the 7th fret and finally the 5th fret. For the artificial harmonics, pay attention to the chord shape to play on the lower part of the 12th fret (& below). Tony is pressing down on the note with his index finger and ringing the string with his thumb. He is striking individual notes. You definitely need to listen to the sound – it resonates differently. Hopefully someone will weigh in more for a better explanation. Keep at it and definitely listen to the tones being created.

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