Sujet de la discussionPosté le 20/07/2005 à 18:42:54Pete Townshend (qui ?)
On connaissait déjà les open tunings mais quelqu'un a-t-il déjà essayé le truc de Pete Townshend : remplacer la corde de sol par une seconde corde de si ???
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5Posté le 26/07/2005 à 10:37:47
C'est a cause des bends en double notes, pour avoir toujours un interval constant
Citation : PT: I like them because if I stretch them with those two fingers, if I hit say an A and stretch the G and B up like that, when I get to a certain point they go from a major to the major fifth, in tune. And if the gauges are wrong they stretch differently, and I have to separate the fingers to get them in tune, maybe I have to push the G a bit more than the B or something.