pinch перевод на русский

Ответ от Ђиранозавр 4[гуру]
Пинч--гармонический флажалет который берётся почти одновременным касанием медиатора и кончиков пальцев В общем см. ответ Доброго Доктора --он как всегда подробно и обстоятельно ответил (и по русски--переводить не надо) Добавлю лишь что лучше всего получается на перегруженном гитарном звуке

Ответ от CherryCherry[гуру]
A pinch harmonic or pick harmonic is a guitar technique pioneered by Roy Buchanan on the 1962 recording of "Potato Peeler" in which the player's thumb or index finger on the picking hand, slightly catches the string after it is picked, canceling the fundamental of the string, and letting one of the overtones to dominate in a similar way to how altissimo notes are produced on woodwind instruments. This results in a high pitched sound. By using string bending, a whammy bar, a wah-wah pedal, or other effects, electric guitarists are able to modulate the pitch, frequency, and timbre of pinch harmonics, resulting in a variety of sounds, the most common being a very high-pitched squeal.
Use in rock and metal
The technique is possible on any fretted stringed instrument, but is most widely employed by electric guitarists, especially in heavy metal and rock music where heavy distortion ensures that the otherwise subtle harmonic is greatly amplified. One of the earliest guitarists to frequently use pinched harmonics in his playing was Leslie West of Mountain, active during the early 1970s. But it was artists such as Billy Gibbons, Eddie Van Halen, Dimebag Darrell and Steve Vai who made the technique popular, utilizing the tremolo arm and high gain amps together with the pinch harmonic. This ended up producing wild, screaming, horse-like wails from the instrument. Steve Vai composed a track named "Bad Horsie," that uses heavy pinch harmonic techniques. A pinch harmonic was used at the beginning of the second solo of Pink Floyd's famous Comfortably Numb of 1979.

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