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- Sat Aug 12, 2017 2:54 pm
- Forum: Interesting Alternative Harmonica Ideas
- Topic: Diagrams of well-known tunings
- Replies: 23
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"Standard" Richter Diatonic
2018-02-10 (2).png Notes of the Blues Scale in G: G — A#/Bb — C — C#/Db — D — F — G (one octave) I Gmaj yes, x2 and partial, x1 ii Amin no iii Bmin no IV Cmaj yes, x7 V Dmaj no vi Emin yes, but partial, x3 vii F#dim yes, but partial, x2 -------------------------------- Also: Dmin v, Fmin
- Sat Aug 12, 2017 2:43 pm
- Forum: Interesting Alternative Harmonica Ideas
- Topic: Diagrams of well-known tunings
- Replies: 23
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Diagrams of well-known tunings
I will share in this thread diagrams that I have prepared of well-known tunings. When (not if) I make factual errors, please pm me; I will try to resolve errors quickly.
ENJOY!
ENJOY!
- Sat Aug 12, 2017 2:37 pm
- Forum: Interesting Alternative Harmonica Ideas
- Topic: "Sad" tuning for six-hole harp
- Replies: 0
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"Sad" tuning for six-hole harp
NAME: Playing this evoked images of old western films, hence the name "The Sad Cowboy". BASIC CONCEPT: Small harp with nearly circular tuning, tonic of E. The mix of major and minor chords is mournful. Fun to play, especially around a crackling campfire with a big pot of sofkee. WHEN/HOW: This was m...
- Fri Aug 11, 2017 7:27 pm
- Forum: Interesting Alternative Harmonica Ideas
- Topic: "Easy Backup" tuning for six-hole harp
- Replies: 1
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"Easy Backup" tuning for six-hole harp
NAME: Byrnes "Easy Backup" Six BASIC CONCEPT: A small harp to carry around and reach for when you want to back up some blues/rock/pop but not do big, soaring solos. WHEN/HOW: 2015? LAYOUT: 2017-08-11 (11).png DETAILS: This is a more sophisticated version of my "Chord Buddy" for Big Six, because its ...
- Fri Aug 11, 2017 6:33 pm
- Forum: Interesting Alternative Harmonica Ideas
- Topic: PowerChrom-Plus tuning
- Replies: 6
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PowerChrom-Plus tuning
NAME: PowerChrom-Plus tuning BASIC CONCEPT: There now exists a constellation of tunings which share high relatedness. Circular (thanks, Mike Photis!), Major Cross (thanks, Tony Eyers!) and several of Brendan Power's tunings (thanks, BP!) are strikingly similar in structure. This is one such variati...
- Fri Aug 11, 2017 6:01 pm
- Forum: Interesting Alternative Harmonica Ideas
- Topic: Blues tuning for 12-hole SLIDE harp
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Blues tuning for 12-hole SLIDE harp
NAME: Blue Dozen Slider BASIC CONCEPT: Old-time Richter plus other low chords in the left half, and then a bluesy scale with additional blue notes and enharmonics in the right half. As with my 10-hole blues tuning, I'm trying to make playing the blues easier. HOW/WHEN: July of 2017, configured by me...
- Fri Aug 11, 2017 3:26 pm
- Forum: Brendan's Custom Harmonicas, Tunings, etc
- Topic: Comparison Lucky 13 to Seydel Solist Pro 12 Steel - Low Octave
- Replies: 5
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Re: Comparison Lucky 13 to Seydel Solist Pro 12 Steel - Low Octave
I own a low Solist Pro 12, and it does buzz in channel 1 when played even moderately hard. So I had a Noble Classic configured similarly: no buzz and much louder and fuller in tone through all channels. I would switch from Solist Pros to Luckies as soon as the latter can be had in my own configurati...
- Fri Aug 11, 2017 3:05 pm
- Forum: Brendan's Custom Harmonicas, Tunings, etc
- Topic: Currently available paddy richter harmonica
- Replies: 11
- Views: 26215
Re: Currently available paddy richter harmonica
Sorry, was I just salivating?
- Fri Aug 11, 2017 2:43 pm
- Forum: Interesting Alternative Harmonica Ideas
- Topic: Four-chords tuning for six-hole harp
- Replies: 3
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Re: Four-chords tuning for six-hole harp
Re: "a power chord harmonica with just 1s and 5s."
There could be a b3 to the left of the 1-5 pair, and a 3 to the right of the pair. Flanking those four tones could be 7s. A power dyad and four chords within six adjacent reeds!
Shoot, now I'll be daydreaming about this all day!
There could be a b3 to the left of the 1-5 pair, and a 3 to the right of the pair. Flanking those four tones could be 7s. A power dyad and four chords within six adjacent reeds!
Shoot, now I'll be daydreaming about this all day!
- Thu Aug 10, 2017 8:22 pm
- Forum: Interesting Alternative Harmonica Ideas
- Topic: Blues tuning for 10-hole harp--now with DIAGRAM
- Replies: 1
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Blues tuning for 10-hole harp--now with DIAGRAM
NAME: I call this "Byrnes 10-Hole Blues" tuning. BASIC CONCEPT: Rethink Richter-Diatonic, to make blues more playable with without the use of so many partial draw bends, overblows, etc. WHEN/HOW: June of 2017, through Seydel's Configurator. This was a Noble Classic Low, as the first note is C3. LAY...