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The way artificial harmonics are executed using the right hand thumb usually means the harmonic sounded is the 4th, 5th, or 6th harmonic, which is going to be very high-pitched compared to non-harmonic notes played at the same location on the left-hand. For this reason, they are often called ''squeals'' or ''squealies''.
= PreReqs =
* [[Tuning and Harmonics]]
* [[Basic Technique]]
= Picking Technique (Pinch Harmonics) =
Tab with artificial harmonics via tapping usually look something like the above - the first number indicates the left-hand fret, while the number in ()'s indicates the fret number to tap to sound the harmonic. Remember, the tap isn't designed to actually fret the note in ()'s, but to simply tap the string into the top of that fret, causing the string to sound.
= Q & A =
= Related Lessons =
[[Category:Guitar]]
[[Category:Technique]]
[[Category:Harmonics]]
