how do professional guitasists avoid the squeaking sound that during chord changes?
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A few factors at work here:
1) Muting. One or both hands are softly muting the strings that shouldn’t be ringing out, even during chord changes
2) Intentional notes/chords are vastly louder than string swiping
3) Being quick. The time between chords changes is often small fractions of a second
4) There’s a common effect pedal called a Noise Gate that eliminates basically anything quiet that isn’t a normal guitar sound
5) They don’t. You can hear string swiping often
A few factors at work here:
1) Muting. One or both hands are softly muting the strings that shouldn’t be ringing out, even during chord changes
2) Intentional notes/chords are vastly louder than string swiping
3) Being quick. The time between chords changes is often small fractions of a second
4) There’s a common effect pedal called a Noise Gate that eliminates basically anything quiet that isn’t a normal guitar sound
5) They don’t. You can hear string swiping often
A few factors at work here:
1) Muting. One or both hands are softly muting the strings that shouldn’t be ringing out, even during chord changes
2) Intentional notes/chords are vastly louder than string swiping
3) Being quick. The time between chords changes is often small fractions of a second
4) There’s a common effect pedal called a Noise Gate that eliminates basically anything quiet that isn’t a normal guitar sound
5) They don’t. You can hear string swiping often
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