Full explanation for the harmonics probably too long for RUclips comments. The short answer is that harmonics are about fractions of your scale length and that they only care about the distance to the nearest "anchor" point, either the nut or the bridge. The 3rd, 4th, and 5th frets are roughly 1/6, 1/5, and 1/4 of your scale length away from the nut. Fractions with larger denominators correspond to higher notes. You can find the exact same harmonics the same distances away from the bridge.
I just love the way you teach, so easy to understand, I would LOVE, if you could do like an acoustic lesson for Only Happy When It Rains By Garbage, I would be forever grateful
This song was the first one I learned back in the nineties where i actually managed to produce harmonics. It was incredibly satisfying. I was so into the pumpkins it hurt. Good times!
I wish when I was young i had youtube and a teacher like you. You're are if not the best one of these best guitar RUclipsrs out. Mad props to you. I remember being 14 and I found a neighbor's tab book and learned to play the cords for Free bird and the white room by Clapton. I would love to see you teach On the Hunt by skynerd!
first time seeing your content, you’re a great teacher and everything is easy to follow and very descriptive! thank u for helping me learn a great song, earned a sub!
Thanks for the cool lessons, you cover some awsome songs i cant find anywhere else. Any chance of some of the heavier stuff from mellon collie like XYU, bodies, and where boys fear to tread? thanks again
How does one become a Harmonics master? Is it just like somewhat muting the string your hitting? like for 3-4-5 part at the beginning after the strum slide strum part
Ryan, any chance of you doing a tutorial for STP - 7 Caged Tigers? 🙏 Real interesting chords and always with STP, a lot more going on in this song than first meets the 'earballs' 😊
Say (I'm sorry this is unrelated to the video but I thought about it earlier), what are the chances of you wanting to figure out a version of 'Spoonman' for the ukuele? I'm not even sure it's possible but if I trust anyone to make it possible, it's you ;)
@@RyanLendt And here I thought I had a chance, since I never thought I'd see a uke tutorial for "Spin the Black Circle" either. Ah well, maybe you'll have an epiphany some day :)
dont need a mathematician or physicist to explain that harmonics are a patter of halves. the first harmonic divides the string exactly in half at the 12th fret, then the next would be the half of the half, and keeps going like that. so the harmonics above and below the 12th fret at the same intervals are the same.
harmonics get lower the higher you go because the vibrating length gets longer, and therefore lower in pitch, when fretting proper the vibrating length gets shorter and therefore higher in pitch. You're welcome.
When fretting the vibrating length is only beyond the fingered fret, with harmonics, it is the whole length of the string but divided at nodes which and where the touched harmonic determines, ie, the whole string but divided in fractions thereof. I wish I could post pictures because I'm sure most of you probably still aren't clear on it. Best example is 12 fret harmonic which actually matches the fretted note, when fretted, only the part of string beyond the fret vibrates which is half the length, but with a harmonic the whole string vibrates, but separately in two halves, hence the same pitch but different quality.
I know this is 4 months old but dude. To grow you gotta step outside your comfort zone. You'd be surprised how many easy songs there are in alternative tunings. I play in drop D, open D, standard, Drop C all of which have specific and unique things you can do with them.
@@mstr_door404 hey !! ykw, after this comment i did actually end up learning how to retune my guitar!! i ended up learning this song (which is my fav song of all time
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Full explanation for the harmonics probably too long for RUclips comments. The short answer is that harmonics are about fractions of your scale length and that they only care about the distance to the nearest "anchor" point, either the nut or the bridge. The 3rd, 4th, and 5th frets are roughly 1/6, 1/5, and 1/4 of your scale length away from the nut. Fractions with larger denominators correspond to higher notes. You can find the exact same harmonics the same distances away from the bridge.
dude - thank you!!
When I see Pumpkins and mr. Lendt, I press like. Now, let's watch the video!
:)
The best band ever, the best turotial of it ever! Combo unlocked!
aw :)
I just love the way you teach, so easy to understand, I would LOVE, if you could do like an acoustic lesson for Only Happy When It Rains By Garbage, I would be forever grateful
great idea Luna thanks!
Great song by one of the greatest teachers in RUclips. Just the right words, the right notes, the right time. No bullsh1t here.
hey thanks for that thomas :)
You are amassing a pedal collection quickly.
Also Pat Squad Rules!
all the colors!
Yes! My favorite Pumpkins song!
yay!
This song was the first one I learned back in the nineties where i actually managed to produce harmonics. It was incredibly satisfying. I was so into the pumpkins it hurt. Good times!
I wish when I was young i had youtube and a teacher like you. You're are if not the best one of these best guitar RUclipsrs out. Mad props to you. I remember being 14 and I found a neighbor's tab book and learned to play the cords for Free bird and the white room by Clapton. I would love to see you teach On the Hunt by skynerd!
Oh man... I always think the same... No RUclips in the 80's only those tabs on magazines!
thanks for all the kindness BW and AJ :)
Oh this is just glorious
:)
dude just found your channel, and i love what you’re doing. Very simple and to the point, keep it up
loving the last couple of lessons covering some great songs 🤙🏼🤙🏼
thanks juan :)
Great song
ja!
Great breakdown of a super fun song to play!
first time seeing your content, you’re a great teacher and everything is easy to follow and very descriptive! thank u for helping me learn a great song, earned a sub!
welcome to the party mr wulf!
This is great. I just purchased a JHS Crimson and now I’ve got one more song to use it with. Fantastic. Yes, I like JHS too lol
oh sweet! JHS fuzz unite
@@RyanLendt By our powers combined we are JHS Planet 🌎 ⚡️
GRACIAS!! el más claro tutorial lejos
Gem of a tutorial.
That sounds killer! Awesome lesson, sir!!
thanks sir!
Quiet too would be amazing! Pumpkins marathon!
I second that!!
thanks for the rq!
Just found this song, wanted to learn it and of course you have a tutorial for it! Thanks Ryan. 😃👍
woohoo!
This is awesome Ryan! Thank you good sir!
My pleasure!
As per usual…. Well done, Sir!
thank you sir!
Thank you Ryan, I was listening to this song and I wanted it to learn it so bad!!!
woohoo!
Excellent tutorial my guy 🤘 all the rest should follow!
I'm a Patrick and I agree everyone should have a friend named Patrick. So I went and made friends with a Patrick too. PatSquad rules.
@@PMurray2694 everything if you look at it the right way.
I'm also a Patrick with a friend named Patrick. One could say if your friends with P then you're friends with us
46 points for pat prime
👍 Good one Ryan thanks man. Subscribed 👍
Could you do quiet by the pumpkin s, thk you sir
thank you sir
Great review. Can you do an electric guitar lesson on Cutting Crew’s I just died in your arms?
thanks for the rq CZ
Excellent lesson, thank u so much! 👍
welcome to the party rick :)
Thanks for the cool lessons, you cover some awsome songs i cant find anywhere else. Any chance of some of the heavier stuff from mellon collie like XYU, bodies, and where boys fear to tread? thanks again
Ryan can you do zero chance acoustic soundgarden thanks
i must
Great lesson (as always :D). Can you make a video of the crazy solo of this crazy song???
thanks Rep :)
How does one become a Harmonics master? Is it just like somewhat muting the string your hitting? like for 3-4-5 part at the beginning after the strum slide strum part
Edit: after some trial and error I have become a Harmonic Jedi Master.
yes!
Love your tutorial. Just a request, how about a lesson on Running from an Angel by Hootie and the Blowfish.
thanks for the idea Sun
Well. I will be blasting this tomorrow. But a little request pleeease. Can you do eyes adrift sleight of hand ❤️💙💚
thanks for the idea Helen
Damn it sounds good bro. Have your supporters gotten you to do a piano tutorial for Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness ?
not yet...
Ryan, any chance of you doing a tutorial for STP - 7 Caged Tigers? 🙏
Real interesting chords and always with STP, a lot more going on in this song than first meets the 'earballs' 😊
thought I'd done that one. thanks for the nudge!
Cool bigfoot stuff. The lesson was solid too
Great videos 👍🤘
Happy Halloween 🎃
happy halloween!
NICE!!
thanks!
We need a lesson on Inside out by Eve 6 Ryan!! This song would complete my repertoire!
yes!
Hey Ryan........think you could tackle "through the eyes of ruby" my favorite pumpkins song??
great idea dave :)
Is the actual solo a combo of harmonics and gizmo noises or is it something else, if so how do you play the solo
Say (I'm sorry this is unrelated to the video but I thought about it earlier), what are the chances of you wanting to figure out a version of 'Spoonman' for the ukuele? I'm not even sure it's possible but if I trust anyone to make it possible, it's you ;)
I just don't think it would be very satisfying... that might be my lack of ukulele skill though...
@@RyanLendt And here I thought I had a chance, since I never thought I'd see a uke tutorial for "Spin the Black Circle" either. Ah well, maybe you'll have an epiphany some day :)
New to learning guitar do I need that thing to make the chords sound like that or can I do it on my amp
Dear King of Grunge tutorials, please do Isolate by Bender someday 🥺 (preferably on an acoustic)
thanks for the idea Rab :)
Great tutorial! however, Billy technically plays an open E string on the first 'a' and then goes into the harmonics on frets 3,4, and 5.
Pat squad played in the key of A
only cause there's no key of P. You can, however, pee on a key.
@@RyanLendt dude lol… I really appreciate the lessons man. I lived in Philly a long time . I worked at Medley music in Bryn Mawr way back
The song is called "0", the tutorial is a "10".
thanks fugazzi :)
1:46
dude if you do next time around by little joy I will be gratefull forever
thanks for the idea AS
dont need a mathematician or physicist to explain that harmonics are a patter of halves. the first harmonic divides the string exactly in half at the 12th fret, then the next would be the half of the half, and keeps going like that. so the harmonics above and below the 12th fret at the same intervals are the same.
rock on - how come we get the best harmonics on the 7th and 5th?
Thanks Ryan. This one escaped me for years. I thought it was a lot harder than it is. Sign of a good teacher I suppose ❤️
:)
beat tutorial out there!
aw thanks
Omg, how to learn to make those harmonics (( oh that right hand(
go slow AA
@@RyanLendt I should do more exercise to train my right hand as I am born lefthand, but taught to pkay guitar (and also cello) regularly
My harmonics aren’t working
After watching you demo an iRig HD 2, I bought myself one. It’s amazing. And yes, there’s a Zero setting on Tonebridge!
cool!
Do tarantula... Plz
Alternate tuning when all you have is a strat means just immediately move on lol.
i feel your pain
Opportunity to use that as an excuse to buy another guitar. 😅
🤟🏼🎃🤟🏼
ah!
harmonics get lower the higher you go because the vibrating length gets longer, and therefore lower in pitch, when fretting proper the vibrating length gets shorter and therefore higher in pitch. You're welcome.
When fretting the vibrating length is only beyond the fingered fret, with harmonics, it is the whole length of the string but divided at nodes which and where the touched harmonic determines, ie, the whole string but divided in fractions thereof. I wish I could post pictures because I'm sure most of you probably still aren't clear on it. Best example is 12 fret harmonic which actually matches the fretted note, when fretted, only the part of string beyond the fret vibrates which is half the length, but with a harmonic the whole string vibrates, but separately in two halves, hence the same pitch but different quality.
thanks for the info ruben :)
Are you related to Ryan Reynolds?
if I am my mom has some serious 'splaining to do Lucy.
My names patrick 😌
🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃
boo!
You should start playing the song first before every lesson
Love the song and your lesson 👏🏻 just don't like your style throwing the file list who request the song 🤭
interesting reaction ritz
a little faster pls
i absolutely love this song but nothing on gods green earth will make me tune my guitar to anything but standard
I know this is 4 months old but dude. To grow you gotta step outside your comfort zone. You'd be surprised how many easy songs there are in alternative tunings. I play in drop D, open D, standard, Drop C all of which have specific and unique things you can do with them.
@@mstr_door404 hey !! ykw, after this comment i did actually end up learning how to retune my guitar!! i ended up learning this song (which is my fav song of all time
Let’s Go Brandon 🇺🇸🇨🇦
yeah!