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| eanbardsley said 332 days ago (June 27th, 2012) | |
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Thanks, Feter... I can compose new melodies in the same range as these, and also variation, a third, fourth, fifth higher... Just excited to make this discovery, so I had to get it recorded. To go further I need to lay more tabla track. I am only worried that I had to tune the A string a half step higher than it normally goes. I am worried about that, because such high tension I would think is not good for the guitar. It would be remedied by using string of lower tension, which they don't make as far as I know. I don't know how one would go about making them. I think they might start making them because it is now quite popular to play in alternate tunings. But this alternate tuning is unique to flamenco and deep song. The only difference is I have made that tuning a half step higher than normal. One might be able to get a tabla made a half step higher as well (c sharp). The digital tanpura is no problem, it can be set at any key. Check out my latest song called Gypsy Shamanism And The Universe
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| eanbardsley said 332 days ago (June 27th, 2012) | |
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I mean,... that is to say I had to rais the d string to d sharp to play in c. Check out my latest song called Gypsy Shamanism And The Universe
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| eanbardsley said 332 days ago (June 27th, 2012) | |
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Actually,... you could use a tabla in d and play in c sharp, but it would have a different feeling. You would have an easier time finding a tabla tuned to d than c sharp Check out my latest song called Gypsy Shamanism And The Universe
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| Feter said 332 days ago (June 27th, 2012) | |
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o never thought this is that complicated , I m one of the guys who dislike tuning on different key and put capo on guitars but half step is not that harmful I believe ,simply all I will do is let my hand position shift . Check out my latest song called Roll with it
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| eanbardsley said 332 days ago (June 27th, 2012) | |
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Yes,... always best to do that when you can, I think standard tuning is the most versatile. Check out my latest song called Gypsy Shamanism And The Universe
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| Philip18 said 330 days ago (June 29th, 2012) | |
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Concept The beat insinuates itself as the piece progresses - beguiling music. Check out my latest song called Close to Midnight w/ alackbass, rok41, paul f. page, & KyasheMusic
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| eanbardsley said 327 days ago (July 2nd, 2012) | |
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Thank you,... it is almost more of a discovery than a creation. That is the idea was asking itself to happen because it kind of brings together gypsy music of spain and indian music of india, while both are indian they have different histories that i feel meet in this after all the time that has passed. Check out my latest song called Gypsy Shamanism And The Universe
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| tf10music said 330 days ago (June 29th, 2012) | |
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Very cool concept. I like your guitar playing, and the rhythm stays steady for the most part. My one issue is that the tracks are panned way too far to either side....the guitar was almost entirely to the left, and that was distracting, both rhythmically and in terms of my own concentration. Check out my latest song called Canto II: A Rough Beast (To Stave Off The Rot)
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| eanbardsley said 327 days ago (July 2nd, 2012) | |
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Yes,... I do agree the recording method leaves something to be desired. I was kind of in a hurry to get the idea down. As I said in the previous comment: is almost more of a discovery than a creation. That is the idea was asking itself to happen because it kind of brings together gypsy music of spain and indian music of india, while both are indian they have different histories that i feel meet in this after all the time that has passed. Check out my latest song called Gypsy Shamanism And The Universe
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Feter
Nice , I was wondering if the second part will be like an octave higher for a variation sake ? then you can come back to the same octave ,is this possible ? thanks for sharing