The third string (and its related piano keyboard) starts with the G note The second string (and its related piano keyboard) starts with the B note The first string (and its related piano keyboard) starts with the E note (2 octaves, 14 white keys higher than the lowest E string) ...
If your guitar synth has a noticeable delay on the bottom strings, try playing the part one or two octaves higher and then use the Transpose function to bring the pitch of the synthesized sound back to where you want it. This will reduce the tracking delay considerably. Of course, the tra...
The idea is to move from a root pitch 3 octaves apart through the sequence of notes/intervals making up the scale. Instead of playing all the notes in a scale an octave apart simultaneously as is common on the piano keyboard, (now that I think about it, that would be a challenge on ...
Key Signatures Explained Octaves Explained Open & Bar Chords Piano Keyboard Explained Reading Tabs Rhythm/Melody/Harmony Scales: Chromatic, Pentatonics (Major & Minor), Major Triads Explained Different Chord Voicings EAR TRAINING Tuning by Ear (String to String) Figure Out First Note, Chord or Key ...
Full scale (1 or 2 octaves): In C major scale, when you play the first D with the index finger of the right hand, then prepare the big finger immediately near the F note. This will improve your speed and accuracy considerably when playing piano. Playing two notes with one hand in...
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After naming the notes, showing where they are to be found and providing exercises in scales of unisons and octaves, Moretti moves quickly on to chords. He provides four versions – in different positions – of each of the major and minor chords, and also sevenths and diminished chords. ...
This wide interval approach (avoid octaves and triadic forms) is typical of his style. Example 3: major family string-skipping patterns Holdsworth advocated “letting your eyes dance over the scale” rather than relying on muscle memory. Here’s a more sporadic approach: I’ve written a ...
just reinforced what I knew from years of playing and figuring things out. But thenit started tying things together in a way I’ve never seen before.Also, I found a new way of changing octaves on the major scale, to more easily allow a two octave pattern on a four-string. Every littl...
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