[marty]

Am I the only person who uses the term ‘milking’ in reference to the act of collecting overdrive by whammying on a white sustain note on guitar/bass?

[Alternity]

Yes.

[jerrylive365]

Most definitely you are the only one.

[GoodGooglyMoogly]

Haven’t heard that one before but now I’m definitely gonna use it

[BornGamerRob]

if you were to complete the expression by saying, “milking it for everything its got” then I can see how that can be used in accurate context. that said, pretty sure you are the only one using it for this particular instance. you’re a trend setter. congrats!

[marty]

if you were to complete the expression by saying, “milking it for everything its got” then I can see how that can be used in accurate context. that said, pretty sure you are the only one using it for this particular instance. you’re a trend setter. congrats!

I always thought of the act as extracting the white substance from within the sustain note, therefore my mind logically went to milking as that is the same principle.

[jerrylive365]

I always thought of the act as extracting the white substance from within the sustain note, therefore my mind logically went to milking as that is the same principle.

Gross

[MrPrezident]

Kinda wish I skipped this thread

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[lifeismusic5]

This thread derailed quickly… wow things I wish I havent read for 1000 Alex!

[marty]

C’mon people It is not a reference to jerking off the guitar. The same logic applies to milking a cow, which is what I thought in my head as I fill the overdrive meter

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