Strat Guitar
What if my guitar is strat style?
My guitar is strat it not a stratocaster but its strat style and can i still make all the cool sounds like the ones in metal music like high squeels and low "jow jig jig jow" sounds?
haha, jow jij jow
Yeah, it doesn't really matter the style of your guitar. Tone and technique is up to the person playing the guitar. High squeels are called Pinch Harmonics and can be done on any guitar at high volumes with distortion. The jig thing you were mention, I'm thinking is palm muting which can be done on any guitar.
I play Fender strats but I learned on an off brand strat style. I can tell you that I can take the same techniques and apply them to both guitars. The difference I've noticed is the quality of sound coming from the Fender strat compared to the Johnson strat. You can still tell that its me playing, because its my tone...but it has a different feel to it because of the quality of instrument.
So yes, you can but quality of sound goes up with quality of instrument (or pickups, electronics, wood, etc)
Have fun, man
EDIT:
I was thinking Jow Jig Jow may have been a wah effect. In which you would a use Wah.
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