Hello,
when I'm palm muting with a heavy distortion on my ESP M-II with a SD JB bridge pickup - why are the higher notes more bassy/boomy than lower ones?
For example, if I play a palm muted low E (open 6th string) it sounds way less bassy/boomy/heavy/brutal/whatever than when I play the B-flat (fingering the 6th fret of the 6th string). A and B sound a lot like open E, regarding "boomyness", but the B-flat booms like crazy.
Why is that so? I like that boomy sound cause I'm a metalhead but I'd like to know why it's happening, why that exact note?
Thanx!
when I'm palm muting with a heavy distortion on my ESP M-II with a SD JB bridge pickup - why are the higher notes more bassy/boomy than lower ones?
For example, if I play a palm muted low E (open 6th string) it sounds way less bassy/boomy/heavy/brutal/whatever than when I play the B-flat (fingering the 6th fret of the 6th string). A and B sound a lot like open E, regarding "boomyness", but the B-flat booms like crazy.
Why is that so? I like that boomy sound cause I'm a metalhead but I'd like to know why it's happening, why that exact note?
Thanx!
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