microtonal guitar jam-- session 2, part 1
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cool idea. the next step is to remove the frets entirely.
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Ok, lol, I'd be willing to admit that I don't understand some music, but this isn't the case here, this is just bad, lol, sorry.
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¡¡¡MUCHAS GRACIAS!!
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there are later-era miles davis albums that are harder to listen to than this.
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best melody ever. very catchy
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think I heard this at the end of a Nirvana record after they broke the instruments.
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Entren a la pagina de microtonalismo: microtonalismo punto com
Encontraran mp3 de microtonalismo y videos.
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my brainwashed ears r bleeding
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I have guitar Squier Jagmaster with octave on 15th fret. How I made? Well, just put bridge 10 centimeters to right side. NOW I have 30'' lenth. See the picture on my profil (backphoto). This is not real 15tet scale, just "15 tones in octave"... microtones, hehe... HAPPY 2009! Actooon
It's a high school class in Brooklyn, NY. The kids make electric guitars. The frets on the guitars are set up for a scale that has 7 equal intervals in each octave. These are different from the notes on a regular guitar.
ubertar 3 years ago
so it's really more of a "sept"ave than an "oct"ave...
sgriggl 3 years ago
Heh. Actually, no... it has seven not including the octave, so the octave makes eight. Regular major and minor scales work the same way (seven plus the octave). The difference with this scale is it divides the octave into seven equal intervals, so the notes fall in-between the notes you would have on a regular guitar, or a piano (between C and C#, for example).
ubertar 3 years ago