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unique warwick thumb?
- Thread starter Domokun
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![warw_th5jintonat[1].jpg](/data/attachments/2592/2592734-67a613b29e38738dee8e58b6757adf65.jpg?hash=Z6YTsp44c4)
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=155697&highlight=Microtonal
theres the previous thread about micro tonal bassists
theres the previous thread about micro tonal bassists
what´s their purpose? are they built for people with short willys? like : "Ay , I gotta muchos frettos in my basso"
no, it provides more tones per octave. read the link i posted, there is a lot of info in there....
i´d like to hear a soundsample of those basses played. i looks quite interesting , haven´t had any luck on google yet ....
It's not microtonal, it is fretted that way for just intonation.
Most western music uses a twelve tone equal tempered scale, which helped solve problems in manufacturing keyboard instruments in the 16th, 17th, and 18th century,
Here is an informative article: http://www.justintonation.net/whatisji.html
Most western music uses a twelve tone equal tempered scale, which helped solve problems in manufacturing keyboard instruments in the 16th, 17th, and 18th century,
Here is an informative article: http://www.justintonation.net/whatisji.html
Domokun said:i can´t believe anyone can play that thing
Why wouldn't somebody be able to play it?
Just intonation could easily be done on a fretless I imagine.
I wonder how you would score the music written this way.
I wonder how you would score the music written this way.
