At 00:07 4/26/2007, you wrote: >Hello Everybody, Hello Aras > >A novice question... > >What does it means, when you say that a string goes "Dumb", or >'Dead" like Vince Mrykalo said ? >What happens in terms of sound, and in terms of its inner structure >? How do you recognise it ? > >Best regards, > Philippe Errembault 1. Put a mute between the strings of a bi-chord unison. (i.e. mute both) 2. Play note. 3. Listen. That's close to how a dead string/unison can sound. Little of no sustain and, as has been mentioned, lack of harmonics. Conrad Hoffsommer Early to rise: early to bed; Makes a man healthy, and socially dead.
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