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Jan 23 2008, 06:59 PM |
It's quite simple actually.
You just play same note doubled,higher or lower. If you know how to find octave lower or higher from specific tone, then you won't be having troubles. -------------------- Youtube
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Jan 23 2008, 07:16 PM |
same note as what? the backing track? Chord progression?
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Jan 23 2008, 07:20 PM |
Per example,3rd fret on A string,that'd be note C,single tho.
Now just play it together with 5th fret on G string,that's note C as well but in octave higher. That means 2 notes,not chord,not backing or whatever. -------------------- Youtube
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Jan 24 2008, 03:04 AM |
OOOHHHHH!! Got it, its not an octave higher than another part of the song, just 2 notes played at the same time that are an octave apart. Cool, thanks man!! You got it,cheers -------------------- Youtube
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