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Coolest sound it is possible to out of a guitar?
Soidanae:
Coolset sound I ever manged to get out of a guitar involved a half-decent guitar amp, fully distorted and cranked, and a broken bass guitar.
It sounded like thunder.
Or really, really musical dinosaur farts.
Misereatur:
Oren Ambarchi.
Thrillho:
--- Quote from: Soidanae on 04 Jul 2008, 08:35 ---Coolset sound I ever manged to get out of a guitar involved a half-decent guitar amp, fully distorted and cranked, and a broken bass guitar.
It sounded like thunder.
Or really, really musical dinosaur farts.
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Actually this reminds me. Greatest sound I ever got out of a guitar, was fucking around with one of my buddies' multi-FX pedal, I managed to create a kind of rolling, moving feedback that actually moved between two notes. It was like a backing track all by itself. I set my organ playing a chord over it in another room and then playing acoustic guitar over this for like, an hour.
himynameisjulien:
--- Quote from: DynamiteKid on 04 Jul 2008, 04:51 ---Octaves are nothing to do with power chord. A power chord consist of the root and fifth, not a third. The chord you posted has a third.
Tell your friends I hate them. *shakes fist*
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Will do. Dynamite or Kid, which do you prefer? But if it has no octave then it's not a power chord anymore is it? But yes, it isn't either if it doesn't have a fifth. Then its just an octave. But a real power chord also has an octave. It's like cutting the E string note out of A-shape barre chords by using the index-and-ring-finger method (as opposed to all of them), for the sake of convenience and lack of carpal tunnel. It's not complete anymore, and you can tell it's not.
Nodaisho:
You can have an octave in a 5 chord, usually making a shape like this:
2
2
0
but you don't need to, it only needs to have the one and the five, it just sounds... fuller? with an octave.
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