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out of all the other pinch harmonic methods I've researched, heard or seen being used his seems like the most accessible, I've heard its a combination of middle finger and index finger, but thats just too vague to me. I need a thorough step by step procedure on how this is going to be done...

whether for an electric guitar or any string instrument, has there ever just been a definitive, in-depth book for giving a thorough look on proper vibrato and string bending? so far I've found good books on tremolo picking, travis picking, and pinch harmonics, later to apply to my bass, but...

Interested in building my own 5-string Jaguar, but due to it being a relatively new design to basses, I haven't really noticed any blank body shapes lying around the net, what about you?

appreciate the response, I figured I'd have to turn to classical/acoustical guitarists, they have all the answers. gawd i'll look more into elliot, thanks.

I'm looking for some kind of fingerstyle equivalent to a guitarists' usage of a pick. equivalent not in "speed", but some kind of P,A,M,I formation to hammering on and off chords as I please while raking all of my higher strings. so is what I am looking for some kind of bass/classical guitar...

obvious.

^ generally speaking anyways, but if its easier for Klock to execute it as T-R-M-I, then there isnt much else to say about it. that's assuming ease, comfort and muscle memory IS the reason for T-I-M-R in the first place. the only thing I'd even be worried about is seeing if you'd develop any...

for traditional purposes, BEADG for the five-string will always reign supreme and strike me as more universally useful than the alternative. and thats fantastic in theory, but in reality? my application with five strings' always been EADGC speaking of which, has anybody ever done a EADGC...