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Activity for Jirka Hanika‭

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Comment Post #280387 If the pickup was in a place wrt the nut, such as an antinode on a particular harmonic (1/4, 1/5, ... of the scale length), one could just move the pickup about one centimeter toward the nut and every "forbidden fundamental" would move one fret toward toward the nut, too. Which would enable open str...
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about 3 years ago
Comment Post #280387 @Pete W. - Pickup placement certainly does affect different stopping positions (frets) unevenly. But I still wonder.
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about 3 years ago
Comment Post #280400 Side remark: On every bowed instrument (such as the violin), when moving from a string to a string, or when changing direction, it is standard technique to briefly stop the bow on the (new) string and only then start bowing again. If a beginner ignores this, they are rewarded with a harsh or scratch...
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about 3 years ago
Edit Post #280387 Initial revision about 3 years ago
Question Why do bass guitarists avoid open strings and double bassists don't?
Some bass guitar players seem to avoid playing open strings in most situations, reportedly for the reason of the sound. Open strings are generally not avoided when playing double bass, although the two instruments have a number of commonalities, and are sometimes even substituted one for another. ...
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about 3 years ago