Kite Guitar Exercises and Techniques by Kite Giedraitis: Difference between revisions
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Exercises for the [[The Kite Guitar|Kite Guitar]] by [[ | Exercises for the [[The Kite Guitar|Kite Guitar]] by [[Kite Giedraitis]], assumes the downmajor tuning. They are for a 6-string guitar, but can be adapted to a 7- or 8-string. Once you master them, there's no need to practice them further, because you'll naturally reinforce these skills in the course of singing and playing actual songs. | ||
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In 41-edo, 5-over intervals like 5/4 and 5/3 are about 6¢ flat. One can correct this by applying a tenth-fret bend to certain notes of the chord. For example, in a downmajor chord in R-5-3 voicing, bend the 3rd up slightly. It's also possible to correct the 6¢ sharpness of 5-under intervals by bending a note slightly <u>down</u>. Press the string firmly against the fingerboard and push it towards the bridge. This is harder to do by the nut, because bending down stretches the string behind the fret, and there's very little to stretch there. | In 41-edo, 5-over intervals like 5/4 and 5/3 are about 6¢ flat. One can correct this by applying a tenth-fret bend to certain notes of the chord. For example, in a downmajor chord in R-5-3 voicing, bend the 3rd up slightly. It's also possible to correct the 6¢ sharpness of 5-under intervals by bending a note slightly <u>down</u>. Press the string firmly against the fingerboard and push it towards the bridge. This is harder to do by the nut, because bending down stretches the string behind the fret, and there's very little to stretch there. | ||
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