An introduction to the theory and application of natural harmonics on bass guitar. For more free bass lessons, please visit my web site: www.dougross.net Video Rating: 4 / 5
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Are you in anyway related to Abed? (Danny Pudi) I want to know.
Otra persona de Argentina, que tambien toca el bajo. Saludos!
Thanks a lot. Greetings from Argentina.
That was really helpful, thanks!
Yes, 16th fret.
I GOT THE SAME BASS BROTHER
you explain very well!
great lesson mate, definitely gonna check out your website
When you play the B harmonic, what is the 3rd position? It looks like just over the 16th fret but i cant tell for sure. Thanks.
You’re probably accidentally muting the string with one hand or the other. To play chords or sustained harmonics, you’ll need to arch your left hand fingers more than normal, to avoid muting the ringing strings.
I’m trying to learn harmonics, but when I play them they ring and then stop. Is it my guitar or just my technique? How do I fix it?
true facts, well explained, great technique. Suscribing!
Great Stuff. Brass players understand harmonics or partials the best. For example, a “standard” trumpet’s fundimental or pedal note is Bb and natures harmonic take over the same way as on a string instrument. Before the early 1800′s invention of valves, brass instruments were stuck being able to play only the pedal notes harmonics. Back to bass… Then there is the double bass with the bow with many more options, including artificial harmonics.