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Harmonic - The magic that happens when you let a string be itself

There is a magic that happens when you let a string be itself. Merriam-webster dictionary noun : overtone, especially one whose vibration frequency is an integral multiple of that of the fundamental : a flutelike tone produced on a stringed instrument by touching a vibrating string at a nodal point : a component frequency of a complex wave that is an integral multiple of the fundamental frequency A harmonic on an acoustic guitar happens when you lightly touch the string at specific nodal points — like the 12th, 7th, or 5th fret — without pressing it down. Instead of letting the whole string vibrate, you silence the main note and allow one of its natural overtones to ring out. What you hear isn’t the full-bodied fundamental. It’s a higher, purer partial — built into the string itself. That’s why it sounds like light. There’s no heavy attack, no dense core — just a clear, bell-like shimmer that seems to appear from nowhere and rise upward. A note blooming outward, like a beam lifting straight into the air.