Anonymous
6/27/2025, 5:57:25 PM No.126841908
>Microtonal
>Fretless
>Fretless
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 5:58:26 PM No.126841916
>Fleetwood Mac
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 6:01:15 PM No.126841954
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 6:04:37 PM No.126841975
>>126841954
Things that I've seen
Things that I've seen
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 9:51:10 PM No.126844196
>>126841954
middle aged metalheads
middle aged metalheads
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 9:55:04 PM No.126844243
>>126841908 (OP)
Fretless is good, only fags disagree
Fretless is good, only fags disagree
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 9:56:06 PM No.126844252
>>126844243
It can be, but any guy who plays fretless guitar is such a fucking fag about it
It can be, but any guy who plays fretless guitar is such a fucking fag about it
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:02:16 PM No.126844304
>>126841908 (OP)
Microtonal is a retarded, 12-TETcentric term
Microtonal is a retarded, 12-TETcentric term
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:04:30 PM No.126844317
id be down for microtones if a better artist used them, at best you'll hear a classic artist bend notes where they are hitting "microtones" and it gives a unique melodic vibe
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:19:01 PM No.126844456
>>126844304
Most music terminology is wrong. E.g.
>"microtonal"
non-12ED2
>"octave"
2ave
>"semitone"
tone
>"chromatic"
unitonic
>any interval in scale degrees
that interval minus 1
>>126844317
Barbershop is non-12ED2.
Most music terminology is wrong. E.g.
>"microtonal"
non-12ED2
>"octave"
2ave
>"semitone"
tone
>"chromatic"
unitonic
>any interval in scale degrees
that interval minus 1
>>126844317
Barbershop is non-12ED2.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:33:15 PM No.126844577
fretless bass can be based, fretless guitar is ass
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:53:30 PM No.126845289
>>126844456
> non-12ED2
While you're right in saying that the difference in pitch between notes is not equal, they still are singing with twelve notes to an octave, as you can still write the music on paper. Barbershop sings in Just Intonation, where ratios derived from the harmonic series are used to calculate the pitch of a note. When singing in a live setting, such as barbershop, humans will naturally tune the note their singing relative to the root note of the chord.
picrel
> non-12ED2
While you're right in saying that the difference in pitch between notes is not equal, they still are singing with twelve notes to an octave, as you can still write the music on paper. Barbershop sings in Just Intonation, where ratios derived from the harmonic series are used to calculate the pitch of a note. When singing in a live setting, such as barbershop, humans will naturally tune the note their singing relative to the root note of the chord.
picrel