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| 2551.1 |  | PEKING::BARKERN | that's where you're wrong, cos he's a pig | Fri Jul 10 1992 07:13 | 15 | 
|  |     The real definition of harmonic scales doesn't link with what
    guitarists call Harmonics (ie a secondary note that the string
    produces)
    
    Are you talking about harmonics at say for example 5t 7th 12th fret
    etc, or 'false'  pinched harmonics that occur all the time when
    playing,  but are bought to the forefront by reducing the string
    vibration to a confined area?
    
    
    Only asking,  'cos this will vary from player to player,  and guitar to
    guitar.
    
    
    Nigel
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| 2551.2 | 5th, 7th, 12th frets | SHARE::COOK |  | Fri Jul 10 1992 07:22 | 9 | 
|  |     RE. -1
       
    I'm interested in the notes gained from playing only harmonics.. 5th,
    7th, 12th, etc. frets...  I know that (providing the guitars'
    intonation is fine) the 12th fret harmonics provide octaves of their
    respective strings, but other than that, I don't know which harmonics
    are which note!  8^)  
    
    Chad
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| 2551.3 |  | CAVLRY::BUCK | My ghosts of Christmas yet to come | Fri Jul 10 1992 07:29 | 13 | 
|  |     -1
    
    Hey Chad.
    
    Well, it will depend on what string you play the harmonics on to 
    determine what notes you are actually playing.  However, we can
    discuss this using the scale degree numbers by which the notes from
    each string will produce:
    
    FRET 12	9	5	4	3	3 3/4	2 1/4	2	1 3/4
 
    Scale 1     3 	1	3	5	b7	1	2	3
    degrees                                                              
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| 2551.4 |  | KDX200::COOPER | A regular model of restraint... | Fri Jul 10 1992 07:56 | 13 | 
|  |     I have this nifty poster that the folks at Rice Music gave me.
    It covers scales, chords, favorite boxes and has a chart of nifty
    harmonics.  On top of that it talks about FX devices, amps, whammy's
    etc...
    
    It can be had from:
    
    Castalia Publications
    PO Box 2503
    Petaluma, CA.
    
    Oh, it's called "Rock Guitar Poster"  - It's pretty slick !
    jc
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| 2551.5 |  | DABEAN::REAUME | Perfectly <-> Connected | Fri Jul 10 1992 11:35 | 11 | 
|  |     
    
       re: -.1 
       
         I've got that poster - the one w/the funky red axe on it. It
    also shows the relative strength of the harmonic, giving you an idea 
    how much it's gonna jump out. Of course at full gain they all do!
         Lotsa good quick info on that poster, I should look at it more
    ofter. 
    
    							_B()()M_
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| 2551.6 | Thanx! | SHARE::COOK |  | Fri Jul 10 1992 12:40 | 2 | 
|  |     Thanks for the info!  I'll have to look for that poster, too!  
    Chad
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| 2551.7 | Also see note 1782.37 | FRETZ::HEISER | be a liberal, its easier than thinking | Fri Jul 10 1992 13:45 | 1 | 
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