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Artificial Harmonics are a way to get harmonic resonance from a string while it is fretted. Like natural (open string) harmonics, artificial harmonics involve dividing the string into an integer multiple of separate resonating pieces, by placing a finger on one of the pivot points or "dead spots" and sounding the string. The big difference is that since our left-hand is busy fretting the note, we have to use the right hand to do so.