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Topic: E to F lever change |
Bill Tauson
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Chino Valley, Az.
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Posted 6 Feb 2005 12:05 pm |
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Does anyone raise or lower anything with their E to F change? I'm specifically thinking about the 7th string use.
Can you think of a way to play the 7th string along with your 8th string raise? Could you use it to raise or lower the 7th string in conjuction with other knee/pedal uses? |
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Bengt Erlandsen
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Brekstad, NORWAY
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Posted 6 Feb 2005 12:21 pm
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I sometimes raise the 7th string to G or G# while having the 8th string raised to F but this is done by a lever on the opposite knee. Having the 7th string raise along w the E's to F would ruin to many combinations playing melodic lines between strings 8 7 6 or 6 7 8 and would not be a good idea IMO.
Bengt |
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Bobby Lee
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Cloverdale, California, USA
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Posted 6 Feb 2005 1:59 pm
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The 7th string is a scale tone in the A+F position of the I and V chords. For the IV chord, you have to raise it half a step to get a scale tone.
A+F in the key of C:
C chord at 11th fret, 7th string is an F note.
F chord at 4th fret, 7th string is a Bb note.
G chord at 6th fret, 7th string is a C note.
The "no change on string 7" option wins 2 to 1 in my book. The IV chord is the reason that F# to G is usually on the other knee. Think in scales.
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Bill Tauson
From:
Chino Valley, Az.
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Posted 6 Feb 2005 6:45 pm
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| Thanks guys. I was just thinking out of the box for some new ideas. |
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