I love the sound of an acoustic guitar and the sound of the strings vibrating to the air
i do to, I have a acoustic guitar but don't play much
It's so cool how the sound resonates through the guitar as opposed to electronically
when you have the guitar against your body, you can feel the vibrations
Really? I'm going to have to try it some day and experiment with different sounds like plucking or strumming, with and without a pick.
it is amazing how loud an acoustic guitar gets, i guess it is from the resonates through the wood and air
And the sound it makes depends on the string length, how thick it is and how much tension you put on the string. I've heard tuning a guitar is difficult.
yes it is, i can
the lute. Modern guitar-shaped instruments were not seen until the Renaissance era, when the body and size began to take a guitar-like shape.
The earliest string instruments that related to the guitar and its structure where broadly known as the vihuelas within Spanish musical culture. Vihuelas were string instruments that were commonly seen in the 16th century during the Renaissance. Later, Spanish writers distinguished these instruments into two categories of vihuelas. The vihuela de arco was an instrument that mimicked the violin, and the vihuela de penola
Kevin C. Johnson of the acoustic arrangements on "Rough Harvest" in a September 30, 1999 article. "Actually, every song I ever wrote I wrote on acoustic guitar first. That's pretty much how the songs sound before I put electricity to them. When I start arranging, it's a big step when you have to add a band to the song."
On his cover of "Under the Boardwalk," which was originally the B-side of his 1986 hit "R.O.C.K. in the U.S.A."