http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdlovtN7gZw


2nd minute 15th seccond... How did he recieved sound like this??

From the looks of it he is doing HM's with his left hand while making fast rhythmical tremolos with the bridge.








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But he didn't touch the bar... I'll try to do that








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Nice effect. I'm not experienced in using tremolo so I cannot tell what he really does. But I like it!








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But he didn't touch the bar... I'll try to do that

well look closely he strikes the bar with his right hand making a fast and rapid tremolo effect.









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I made that . You have to hit the bar and bridge starts to shake - it gives us this strage sound








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he's bending the strings UP with fast strikes on the trem bar. While doing hammer on's. sorry something i havent mastered yet, but working on it.








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I've seen Jeff Beck utilize that same technique years ago (and then Brad Gillis of Night Ranger fame popularized the technique once again in a radio friendly song in the 80s). Interesting and curious thing though - both (by 'both,' I mean Jeff Beck and the fellow in the vid...) are using Fender Strats - they must be set up with some kind of floating bridges cuz the strats I've had, the bridges were fixed mounted, I was never able to do that (my tremolo systems were stable or flush-mounted, i think it's called, so i wasn't able to achieve that warbling effect by hammering the floating bridge or its tremolo arm)









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Yes that technique involves tapping the bar. That is commonly done on a Floyd Rose, but this Fender strat appears to be outfitted with a "Fulcrum Tremolo" that is of course a two screw installation as opposed to the standard six screw installation classic strat tremolo bridge. I'm curious as to how he manages to keep it in tune without a locking nut.








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that's a pretty simple technique using a wammy bar. the sounds created by tapping the bar real quick as you play. he does it pretty well.








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