Tone is in the Fingers (and hand, and arm, and shoulder)

[the-trooper]

it includes all 10 of them.

In my language toes are also called fingers (feet fingers would be the translation) - double the toan!

 

[DrewJD82]

(and the hand, and arm, and shoulder). And of course, it's not the only thing that impacts tone. But the only music I can think where it isn't a very important part of the tone...is not music that moves me much.

I don't believe it changes from genre to genre, it's the same thing that dictates that Steve Vai will never sound like Steve Jones just the same as the Periphery guys will never sound like the Polyphia guys.

 

[mercifulfuzziness]

Did you listen to the clip? If you can’t change the sound of your guitar that dramatically, on demand, mid phrase, with your technique, no need to wonder what a tube amp might bring to the table.

Finally had the time to watch it. Really cool. Mastery at its finest.

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

Finally had the time to watch it. Really cool. Mastery at its finest.

I’m glad you managed to find a few minutes in between epic streams of shit posting to watch a video of relevance.

 

[mercifulfuzziness]

I’m glad you managed to find a few minutes in between epic streams of shit posting to watch a video of relevance.

Jeez okay.

 

[PLX]

I’m glad you managed to find a few minutes in between epic streams of shit posting to watch a video of relevance.

 

[Ed DeGenaro]

When guitarist talk about "toan is in the fingers" and then you ask them to lower bass and treble and increase mids with nothing but fretting fingers they get angry and explanations start to roll in.

Add the right hand to this and it very much is.

The base argument pretty much is between group A that will adjust their playing to what they play through, and group B that will adjust the controls of what they play through so they don't have to adjust their playing.