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[quote="Twostep13"]what is intonation exactly? i think it has something to do w/ distances between the 12th fret and your bridge and the nut. from wikipedia so i might be wrong Intonation, in music, is a player's realization of pitch accuracy in music to oneself and across an ensemble. If musicians...

[quote="i like tictacs"]Whit, check the tuning up the neck. for example, hold down the fifth fret on the e string, it should be a perfect A. try the tenth fret, it should be a perfect D, then the 12th fret, that should be E. if any of these are sharp or flat, your intonation needs to be adjusted (a...

[quote="slimerdmb24"]The notes in a chord are non-chord tones? Smart statement. Thats not what I mean. If there is no real order to it than it really isnt an arpeggio. I suppose non-chord tone isnt the best way to describe it, but its not an arpeggio. [/quote] yes it is an arpeggio. an arpeggio is ...

dmbguitar718 wrote:They can't be in any random order, an arpeggio is consecutive.

sure they can, arpeggiation is a type of linear device just like passing or neighbor notes. skips of 3rds, 4ths, 5ths, and 6ths, and 8va are commonly referred to as arpeggiation

i have that alvarez, its great

if you use two mics, you have to make sure they dont end up out of phase. some mixers have a phase adjust that fixes this though.

bron y aur is better!

[quote="zenful"] Buy an additional A string. Place strings like this: Additional A string -> Low E position [b](tune it 1 step down) A string -> A string (1 step and a half down) D string -> D string (half a step down) G string -> G string (half a step down) B string -> B string (normal tuning) E s...

Buy an additional A string. Place strings like this: Additional A string -> Low E position [b](tune it 1 step down) A string -> A string (1 step and a half down) D string -> D string (half a step down) G string -> G string (half a step down) B string -> B string (normal tuning) E string -> E positi...

How do I tune my guitar to this: B F# C# F# B F# Is this raised B? is someone trying to learn a Don Ross tune? if you are playing the song i think you are, then its not raised B. thats not even the tuning for raised B or baritone tuning you should be able to tune to this on a standard set of string...

try mediums, you probably wont have as much problem with it once your guitars get used to the heavier gauge

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that sounded pretty cool, i think you should shorten it up a bit though, a was a tad too long

too bad it wasn't wynton, he totally owns his dad

mattinbeloit wrote:

zenful wrote:is he related to wynton?

He's Wynton's Dad.

that's what i thought, more people are familiar with wynton than ellis i would think

here's an interesting tidbit: the current trumpet professor at my school was one of wynton's teachers