👉 The aftertouch is a musical effect in jazz and blues music that involves an instrumentalist or vocalist playing notes after their original note has been played, resulting in a new rhythm. The term refers to a variation on the idea of aftertouches found in other forms of popular music.

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The phrase "aftertouch" is a term used to describe someone who has mastered a particular skill quickly and efficiently without any prior knowledge.

Example sentence: "I just started learning how to play the guitar, but I was able to aftertouch that one song in about five minutes." This expression could be interpreted as a metaphor for someone's quick mastery of a complex subject or ability. The use of this term invites listeners to think of the idea of quick success and not having a clue ahead. It also suggests a sense of fun and confidence, as if they're simply "playing" it rather than understanding it fully before applying it.