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12 tone electric guitar composition
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RINGMOD1
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 12 tone electric guitar composition I know there's no Stick on this but I figured I would share it with my friends anyway It's a tribute to Jandek, an artist that has intrigued me for many years http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fz1gZDq4fRo
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Alain
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Re: 12 tone electric guitar composition RINGMOD1 wrote: I know there's no Stick on this but I figured I would share it with my friends anyway It's a tribute to Jandek, an artist that has intrigued me for many years http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fz1gZDq4fRoA lot of frets on this guitar. Quarter tones?
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RINGMOD1
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Re: 12 tone electric guitar composition Yes indeed! A quartertone between every fret allowing you to play in equal temperment, Just intonation or either combination
Thanks for watching!
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Alain
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Re: 12 tone electric guitar composition RINGMOD1 wrote: Yes indeed! A quartertone between every fret allowing you to play in equal temperment, Just intonation or either combination
Thanks for watching! You should try this...let's say you are in Bm...and you play these notes...D, E, F and then the quarter tone between E and F...(let's call it E+1/4 or F-1/4) lol...just try it and let me know your feeling...You can play it with a rythm or a band (Band in a box for example) behind you. Don't stay too long on the quarter tone...you can follow it by this D note or play an "ostinato" between E and E+1/4 before coming back to D, Db...going down to B. I'm waiting for your impressions...You can try the same trick between F and E+1/4 (F-1/4)...just to get a different feel.
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Luc
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Re: 12 tone electric guitar composition That's VERY cool! I love it!!
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Per Boysen
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Re: 12 tone electric guitar composition Wow, that's Attitude. I like it!
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