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Old 09-06-2008, 11:52 PM
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don't know if this is in the right catogory, but do you guys ever play multiple strings at the same time? I do, mostly when I improvise.
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It's called a "chord".
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yea bongomania basically covered it
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Well, it's also called 'double stop' or 'triple stop' in classical music. But yea, that pretty well covers it lol.
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