| Subject: | Re: [RESOGUIT-L] Re: intonation question | | Date: | Friday, January 6, 2006 12:42:53 (-0500) | | From: | Gary L. Stone <mstone22 @.......net>
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| In reply to: | Message 2071 (written by Colin Henry) |
I was fortunate to be born with perfect pitch. Years ago I was the worst
stickler on earth for being in tune. In the middle of a song I'd take an
instrument from another player and tune it correctly. I don't know for sure
whether it was age, Lyme, or both, but I got knocked off of my high horse
and now I struggle like everyone else to be in tune. I really miss being a
hair splitter.
Rat Man
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>>I can't play on an out of tune dobro or simply adjust to the rest. I'm
>>sure other listmembers have >the same experience....
>>I also depend more on the other bandmembers: they also have to be in tune.
>>We had a
>>fiddle player 15 years ago; she was always was the first one to notice
>>when someone
>>else had one string out of tune...now I am the one that's complaining!
>>Proud to be a hair-
>>splitter:-)!
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> I have the same experience as Pieter and agree that I like the other band
> members to be in tune, especially the bass player.
>
> Colin
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