I still remember the first time I played a pinch harmonic. It was an accident (the best ones usually are), and wasn't sure what I'd just done, but you better believe I kept playing until I figured out what the hell just came out of my guitar. This lesson will go over proper technique so you'll ne...

The electric guitar is the best instrument ever created. Not only because of how cool it can sound, but also because of its unmatched versatility.

On top of the countless effects and stomp boxes we guitar players have at our disposal, there also are a few modifications that give us access to oth...

While natural harmonics are relatively elementary for most guitar players, the real fun happens when you start experimenting with artificial harmonics. Natural harmonics occur, not surprisingly, naturally across the guitar neck due to specific distances between the headstock, bridge, and guitar n...

Some of the most interesting, non-guitar sounds can happen when you play around with with tap harmonics. From koto-style asian sounds to expressive chordal overtones, harmonics can help your guitar transform into a mutant piano/harp fusion at will.

As you’ll see with this very expressive Harp Harmonic technique, you’ll execute it by literally hovering over the string and plucking the same string with the thumb.

So, while you’re not pushing on the fret itself but rather hovering over the fret with your finger lightly touching the string, yo...

Enjoy the Angry Horse, the Desk Ruler, and more with these six slick whammy bar tricks. Now, some of these are a little weird. Just because we can, doesn't mean we should? Nah, definitely not. We should.