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narrower vibrato with an
extent of less than a
tenth of a
semitone (10 cents)
either side. Wind and
bowed instruments generally use
vibratos with an extent...
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Fender synchronized, floating, and
dynamic vibratos. The
Gibson Vibrato, an
earliest Gibson-designed
vibrato systems, was a
distinctive long tailpiece...
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commonly adding tension and stress,
while slower vibratos produce a more
lyrical sound. The
slowest of
vibratos can be used to
imitate a
bowed instrument "growing"...
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tremolo (or strat-style) are
therefore preferred by some players.
Bigsby vibratos are
still factory-installed on a
variety of
electric guitars, including...
- band
named the
Vibratos. Gene Jacobs, the brother-in-law of the
Vibratos guitar player, Mike Lustan,
suggested to him that the
Vibratos travel to California...
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called hand
vibrato (or
wrist vibrato),
involves rocking the hand back at the
wrist to
achieve oscillation. In contrast,
another method, arm
vibrato, modulates...
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responsive and
simplified vibrato arm
integrated into the
bridge plate,
which marked a
significant design improvement over
other vibrato systems, such as those...
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guitars with gold
hardware rather than chrome. Also,
instead of the
standard vibratos of the
earlier age,
there were
Burns tremolos. Then, in 1968 the Bigsbys...
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Vibrato is the 12th
studio album by Paul Gilbert,
released on
October 15, 2012. The
album is half instrumental. Paul
Gilbert – lead guitar,
vocals Jeff...
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against the strings,
creating the
opportunity for
glissando effects and deep
vibratos that
reflect characteristics of the
human singing voice. It
typically involves...
