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By closing the string at any fret. Fretted tones get higher as you are approaching the guitar body (string is getting shorter). You can draw out particular tonal spectrums by plucking or strumming along the string plane.

The fretting hand can also articulate pitch variations through slurs - pulls, hammers, bends, slides, and vibrato.

Harmonics also offer a tonal variation. They are created by lightly touching a string at different locations along the string plane. The strongest overtones (harmonics) are located at fret 12, 7, 5, and 4 and 9. There are also other means of creating harmonics.

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You can buy a pitch shifter/octaver pedal. I would recommend a Digitech Whammy pedal it's what i use and it is a really good pedal but its 200 dollars. Copy and paste this link in your address bar to see some pich shifter pedals: http://www.guitarcenter.com/Harmonizer--Pitch-Shifter--Octave---Ring-Modulator-Guitar-Effects-Pedals.gc

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well if u use lighter strings u would get a higher pitch and if the strings are heavy u would get lower pitch

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