I respect any skill that's arty. Writing singing instruments drawing. Can't do any of it.
50.795 days ago
Apr 20, 2023 - 1:12 PM
I had to learn violin for my major and while I was able to pick it up fast, I'm nowhere near 0blivion level (or anything remotely close, lol). I always played bass in orchestra though, after I was finally allowed to join my 11th grade year.
49.643 days ago
Apr 21, 2023 - 4:51 PM
That's really cool! I wish I was that good. Violining is hard as hell, good job.
Ty ty & i agre
I had to learn violin for my major and while I was able to pick it up fast, I'm nowhere near 0blivion level (or anything remotely close, lol). I always played bass in orchestra though, after I was finally allowed to join my 11th grade year.
im shit tho lol
49.589 days ago
Apr 21, 2023 - 6:09 PM
I had to learn violin for my major and while I was able to pick it up fast, I'm nowhere near 0blivion level (or anything remotely close, lol). I always played bass in orchestra though, after I was finally allowed to join my 11th grade year.
Are you now a string major or is this for the education portion?
49.188 days ago
Apr 22, 2023 - 3:46 AM
This is for her edu degree
I have to do the same thing except its for 3 sems since my focus area is strings
49.077 days ago
Apr 22, 2023 - 6:26 AM
I tell you, I'm gonna miss playing contrabass clarinet in high school.
34.316 days ago
May 7, 2023 - 12:42 AM
What are your plans for after high school? Is that not an environment you can continue?
34.27 days ago
May 7, 2023 - 1:48 AM
So when I learn Tool songs I almost always have to go Drop D (detune my e string into a silly little d string). It made me think. What instrument do you play, do you ever have to do Drop D or something more like Drop C or B with it? I wanna know if a violinist or ukelele-ist(?) ever has to do that.
32.389 days ago
May 8, 2023 - 10:57 PM
The closest thing to that on a sax is sticking a traffic cone in your bell so you can play lower than low Bb, but then that kinda screws up the rest of your lower register.
32.348 days ago
May 8, 2023 - 11:57 PM
You can use the slides on a trumpet, or any brass instrument, really, to change the pitch of the notes a little. If I slide out the third valve slide, any note that uses the third valve becomes flatter than it normally is. Same with the 2nd valve slide, and 1st valve slide. There's also the main slide, which will change the pitch of every note. So, you could technically play a few notes lower than you should, if you want to extend the slides as far as they go. It probably won't be in tune afterwards, though.
32.186 days ago
May 9, 2023 - 3:49 AM
I know no horn. In tune? You tune a trombone?
32.165 days ago
May 9, 2023 - 4:19 AM
i play trombone. like the human voice, we can reach every note and the notes between the notes. other than messing with the tuning slide, we couldn't really play a drop-D style tuning difference. for that kind of thing, we usually just play in sharpened/flattened positions (the slide slightly further in or out than normal)
i also play harpsichord, and the one i usually play is in baroque tuning (A=415 or even lower). i tell you, it really messed with my sense of pitch for a long time. i love baroque tuning though. it's just so weird
EDIT: oh no i was ninja'd! this was in response to the original drop-tuning question, not the "tune a trombone" one. you can tune a trombone using the tuning slide (extra bit of tubing on the back), since adjusting positions all the time sucks, plus if you're flat in 1st position there's no other way to fix that
32.163 days ago
May 9, 2023 - 4:23 AM
There is also the idea that you want your first position on Trombone to be in tune with the rest of the band. While being flat you could technically correct by playing with your slide extended past 7th, practically that's ridiculous.
One instrument you cannot really tune? Hand bells. You can shave off some metal to make it sharper, but going back is difficult. It's not something the operator can really do on their own.
Edit: You can do drop tuning for a Ukulele or Violin. At least for Ukulele, alternative tuning involves retuning all of the strings. Or require special strings. Or in fact I'm just going to link this
crazy article with a bunch of different options to marvel over.
I have seen things like five-string acoustic bases, but those usually have a higher string to allow for the playing of cello parts as well.
32.109 days ago
May 9, 2023 - 5:40 AM
Nutha question. I'm trying Drop C for the first time and having a blast. Is going this low safe with normal strings?
29.416 days ago
May 11, 2023 - 10:19 PM
29.41 days ago
May 11, 2023 - 10:27 PM
Nutha question. I'm trying Drop C for the first time and having a blast. Is going this low safe with normal strings?
I think going higher is more of a concern. As far as I'm aware you'll be fine.
29.166 days ago
May 12, 2023 - 4:18 AM
So when I learn Tool songs I almost always have to go Drop D (detune my e string into a silly little d string). It made me think. What instrument do you play, do you ever have to do Drop D or something more like Drop C or B with it? I wanna know if a violinist or ukelele-ist(?) ever has to do that.
I love tool & i wanna try & cover some of their songs
24.201 days ago
May 17, 2023 - 3:28 AM
Edit: You can do drop tuning for a Ukulele or Violin.
I googled this because it was interesting, and apparently it's traditionally called "scordatura" on string instruments and there's a few unique classical pieces that utilize it to change timbre or resonance. Cool stuff! Makes me wish I played the viola.
22.495 days ago
May 18, 2023 - 8:25 PM
It can be done on violin b its rara
22.314 days ago
May 19, 2023 - 12:45 AM
Yea the majority of parts I found were viola. One was like a viola septet or something with one of them tuned down.
22.268 days ago
May 19, 2023 - 1:52 AM
I only know danse macabe for violin which the e is dropped
21.512 days ago
May 19, 2023 - 8:00 PM
Instruments are so cool. Right? It's something I won't forget picking up for the rest of my life. How about y'all, any regerts?
Also I learned 46 & Two. I am so happy with my progress.
18.389 days ago
May 22, 2023 - 10:57 PM
No regret. I love trumpet. Just wish I got started on guitar earlier.
18.374 days ago
May 22, 2023 - 11:19 PM
I am the president and I say it is never too late, ever. I will turn 90 years old one day, and theeeen i will start geetr.
18.344 days ago
May 23, 2023 - 12:02 AM
Instruments are so cool. Right? It's something I won't forget picking up for the rest of my life. How about y'all, any regerts?
Also I learned 46 & Two. I am so happy with my progress.
Forty six & 2 is one of my fave songs from TOOL aside from sober
18.303 days ago
May 23, 2023 - 1:01 AM
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