Assertion: guitar's string | /r/HasProperty | plucked
Facets:
value: normally
type: DEGREE
value: in passing" harmonic effects
type: OTHER
value: simultaneously
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Compared to an acoustic guitar, which has a hollow body, electric guitars make much less audible sound when their strings are plucked, so electric guitars are normally plugged into a guitar amplifier and speaker.
text: Guitar music from the 16th to 18th century was notated either in tablature (showing the position of the fingers on the frets and the strings to be plucked) or in a system of alphabetical chord symbols.
text: The strings are typically plucked while the slide is moved over the strings to change the pitch.
text: It is possible to play chords without any arpeggiation, because up to five strings can be plucked simultaneously.
text: There is less need for fretting hand damping (muting) in playing chords, since only the strings that are required can be plucked.
text: Scores (contrary to tablatures) do not systematically indicate the string to be plucked (although often the choice is obvious).
text: Scores (contrary to tablatures) do not systematically indicate the string to be plucked (although in most cases the choice is obvious).
text: When the string is plucked, the magnetic field around it moves up and down with the string.
text: Rest-stroke or apoyando —the finger that plucks a string rests on the next string—traditionally used in single melody lines—versus free-stroke or tirando , where the string is plucked "in passing"
text: —the finger that plucks a string rests on the next string—traditionally used in single melody lines—versus free-stroke or , where the string is plucked "in passing" Harmonic effects by, for instance, hitting the top surface of the nail on an upstroke to produce a false harmonic
text: When a string is plucked normally, the ear hears the fundamental frequency most prominently, but the overall sound is also colored by the presence of various overtones (frequencies greater than the fundamental frequency).
text: The point where the string is plucked therefore varies depending on the desired note.
text: This occurs at the moment when a string is plucked - the string builds up motion for some time, before it can vibrate in the normal way.
text: The frequency (or size) of a vibrating guitar string depends on the length of the string being plucked, which we create by placing our fingers at various fret positions on the guitar.
text: When a string is plucked, a disturbance is formed and travels in both directions away from point where the string was plucked.
text: When a string is plucked, a disturbance is formed and travels in both directions away from point where the string was plucked.