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This post has been edited by engmeng: Jun 10 2021, 03:41 PM

very creative, something like andy mckee's playing..
his harmonics are pretty limited but he makes good use of them.
thumbs up for him

And there I was wondering what this was about...
Regrets. 100%. =S

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This post has been edited by engmeng: Jun 10 2021, 03:41 PM

his finger not pain meh..

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This post has been edited by engmeng: Jun 10 2021, 03:41 PM

i like. very simple. the way he uses harmonics rhythmically (sp?) is clever as it adds a whole new dimention to the song.

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Added on April 6, 2008, 9:50 amanyways, anyone got any links or articles on a detailed study on harmonics? it seems to be a very powerful tool of extending the range especially when on an acoustic. i'm sure theres alot more to it than the 3,5,7 and 12th fret harmonics



This post has been edited by echobrainproject: Apr 6 2008, 09:57 AM

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This post has been edited by engmeng: Jun 10 2021, 03:42 PM

I love it!

It builds up.. The nice part is after the mid.

If only he has like backup behind him.. Like some background stuff .. Maybe a violin? I don't know.. Or like a choir doing some background shit.. Sure very .. Er, what's that word u guys like to use... "Epic" ?

LOL

This post has been edited by skindred: Apr 6 2008, 04:05 PM

I would have to agree it was nice, but not as farfetchedly impressive. I remember seeing a much better tap harmonic song. This one is very simple, but very melodic. Basically just using slap harmonics and percussions for both rhythm and fills. Nice composition nonetheless, despite what I said I probably will never be able to compose something like that. Sad really =/

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This post has been edited by engmeng: Jun 10 2021, 03:41 PM

Remote possibility, not probability. I don't think anyone here would make a rash comment after only hearing the beginning.
We're not born yesterday, you know.
Yes we all know it's a solo, but it was said that it could be better with some accompaniment.

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This post has been edited by engmeng: Jun 10 2021, 03:41 PM

well there's the 4 as well. And a 9 which is the same as the 5 if i'm not mistaken (it's one of them that allows for alternate fingering). And then 12 and the 3,4,5 repeats itself at the other end (bridge end). But i think that's all the open string harmonics you're going to get. Even with fretted harmonics you're still basically shifting the whole thing aroud the fretboard.

The only other thing is to play around with alternate tunings. Also recently i saw something really cool by Michael Manring. Where he was using hipshot tuners on the headstock and the bridge to manipulate the tunings to create a pretty nice piece (title: the enormous room, or something like that ). It's on youtube so you can go find it if you're interested. Basically just a display of playing around with gadgetry. Nothing very technical in terms of skill. But the composition and the harmonies are brilliant. To me anyway.

Nice but volume needs to be a bit louder.

A bit not very consistent with the timing.

Other than that, it's ok but i am not a fan of such tapping.

Check out his other videos, this one is better.

well, as long as it sounds gud, n i cant do tat.. so its great 2 me! its like micheal hedges in his 2nd video.. cool!

This post has been edited by ben_ang: Apr 6 2008, 08:15 PM

Nolah he's not hedges. Not....zen enough

TS, why you're so proud of that dude? Don't tell me you're him

i think it's him... well, good stuff!!

based on his previous posts, i doubt its him.

bman, that clip you put is a modified version of justin king's larrivee. however he played it alot slower and he missed the coolest part of all (the two hand tapping section). the tabs were once posted here before and i've learnt it. recommended to learn, its really fun.

i've got andy mckee's album. anyone has justin king or trace bundy's albums?