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greetings all, my name is Stewart and I'm actually a bassist. I currently play an 8 string instrument (in single course, tuned F#-B-E-A-D-G-C-F), but I'm...
Stewart R. McKinsey
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Feb 12, 2004
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... Once you migrate beyond the standard instruments, you're pretty much charting new territory. I think you have to have the needed musical skills, and just...
Stephen Bright
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Feb 13, 2004
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hey Stephen, thanks for the links and the perspective. one of my best friends is a 9 stringer. actually more than a few of my good friends play basses with 7,...
Stewart McKinsey
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Feb 13, 2004
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hey all, I forgot the pics in the last email! here they are... I hope you enjoy! from somewhere beneath 31Hz, Subcontrastew ===== 'The secret of life? Well,...
Stewart McKinsey
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Feb 13, 2004
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... Very cool looking instrument! I notice that there are some other multi-stringed basses in the background. Two things seem to be true: 1) the interest in 6+...
Stephen Bright
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Feb 14, 2004
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Hello, Stephen you're great to start this group! Thanks for getting me in on this. Where do I begin? I really appreciated hearing all the comments about...
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Feb 14, 2004
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I haven't played a ten-string is several years due to a RH thumb injury, but I am still keenly interested in this instrument! David Norton...
David Norton
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Feb 15, 2004
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Thanks for joining, Janet. I'm sure many people will benefit from your presence here. I for one, will be buying your method book and DVD the day it comes out....
Stephen Bright
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Feb 15, 2004
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hey Stephen, I will absolutely keep the group posted if I find anything that fits the bill. in the meantime, can anyone recommend any solid materials to help...
Stewart McKinsey
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Feb 15, 2004
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hey Janet, wonderful post! I'm looking forward to reading your book and watching the DVD when they become available! thanks to everyone for welcoming me to the...
Stewart McKinsey
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Feb 15, 2004
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Stew, I have a suggestion for you. Do you know the work of Gene Bertoncini? He is the master of chords with melody He might have some books out on this...
Janet Marlow
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Feb 15, 2004
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hey Janet, thanks for both suggestions! I'll investigate both! I'm also glad this group was started. while I am up against slightly different physical and...
Stewart McKinsey
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Feb 15, 2004
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Hi! I saw this site from the AG CLassical Corner Forum. Finally, a group for fellow 10 stringers! :-) I'm Perf De Castro, and I play a whole range of styles...
Perf De Castro
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Feb 15, 2004
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hello! technically I'm still only an 8 stringer as my 10 is being built, but I've played an 11 string bass, so I'm hoping to slip in on a technicality! ;) from...
Stewart McKinsey
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Feb 15, 2004
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... Thanks for joining. We are glad to have you. I find it interesting that you use different tunings. I am curious if you (or anybody else) switch tunings...
Stephen Bright
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Feb 17, 2004
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Dear Stephen, the bass notes can change to the tuning that the work that we are touching therefore it requires it, is important to consider that these bass...
Nestor Benito
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Feb 17, 2004
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... or just ... Hello Stephen! Thanks for the welcome! Well, I change tunings quite often. My main tuning is the one I mentioned in my last post. Then...
Perf De Castro
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Feb 17, 2004
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Perf: D you get specific string gauges, or do you just get additional A and E strings? In your second tuning, you tune down your G down a minor seventh to an...
Stephen Bright
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Feb 18, 2004
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6-string guitarists do this all the time, tuning 6=D frequently and 5=G occasionally. With a 7-10 string, there are even more possibilities. The bass note...
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I just found this interesting site during a search for Carulli Decacorde. <http://www.maurizioverna.it/italiano/chitarra10.htm> Does anyone here speak Italian?...
Stephen Bright
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Feb 18, 2004
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Hello Stephen, ... and E ... Here are the strings I use for the extra basses: 7 = extra hard tension 6th string 8 = extra hard tension 5th string 9 = extra...
Perf De Castro
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Feb 18, 2004
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How funny! Those are the photos from my web page. Oh well, I can't complain, I "borrowed" mine as well. Len ... From: Stephen Bright...
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Hello, For strings, I suggest getting a normal 6-string set, then buying the remaining gauges individually. Pick the tensions that are safest within the range...
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... Can you tell if he translated your text as well? I'm wondering if he added any interesting new information on 10-string Romantic composers. Stephen...
Stephen Bright
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Feb 19, 2004
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... On the Ramirez 10-string, the fretboard is tapered thinner so that the lower strings have more room to vibrate. Those low strings are very floopy, and ...
Stephen Bright
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Colleagues, Jumping into this necessary dialogue about strings. I'm going to make a phone call to La Bella on behalf of these questions. As I mentioned, they...
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Feb 19, 2004
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hey all, I've been reading your posts about strings with great fascination. obviously as a bassist whos low C# will vibrate around 17Hz somewhere, my...
Stewart McKinsey
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Feb 19, 2004
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Stew, First of all it's great to hear of your work on the bass. I am very attached to the concept of bass playing. My husband Alan Brennan plays and records...
Janet Marlow
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Feb 19, 2004
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hey Janet, thanks for the great answer! my hope was that the low strings would be fully expoited. that's what I'm striving to do, but I'm hardly a virtuoso. ...
Stewart McKinsey
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Feb 19, 2004
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whoops! forgot a couple of things! Jaco was a *huge* inspiration for me and remains a seminal influence. he taught me more about time, taste, and tone in a...
Stewart McKinsey
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