Dick Sexton
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Greenville, Ohio
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Posted 13 Dec 2007 7:52 am |
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“C” Scale, No Pedals, centered around the 3rd fret.
3__________________________________________________________
4___________________________________________________3______
5_______________________________________3___5___6__________
6______________________________3___4_______________________
7__________________________3_______________________________
8______________________3___________________________________
9______________2___3_______________________________________
10_____1___3_______________________________________________
Scale
Tones.....1......2…....3…....4…....5.....6…....7…....1…..…2…....3…....4…....5
Sound...do…...re…..me…..fa…...so....la…...ti…....do…....re..…me..…fa..…so
“C” Scale, Using A & B and 1/2D pedals, centered around the 3rd fret.
1___________________________________________________________
2_________________________________________________3 1/2D____
3___________________________________________________________
4_________________________________________________________3_
5________________________________________3___3A_____________
6_______________________________3___3B______________________
7___________________________3_______________________________
8_______________________3___________________________________
9___________________3_______________________________________
10_____1___3___3A___________________________________________
Scale
Tones.....1......2…....3….....4…....5......6…....7…....1…..…2…....3….........4…........5
Sound...do…...re…...me…..fa…...so.....la…...ti…....do…....re..…me.......…fa......…so
“C” Scale, No Pedals, centered around the 8th fret.
1____________________________________________________8______
2___________________________________________________________
3________________________________________________________8__
4____________________________________________7___8__________
5___________________________________8___10__________________
6___________________________8___9___________________________
7_______________________8___________________________________
8______________7____8_______________________________________
9__________7________________________________________________
10_____8____________________________________________________
Scale
Tones…..5....…6....…7.......1..…..2..…..3..…..4..…..5….....6..…..7...…..1..…..2..…..3….
Sound ...so…..la…....ti.......do..…re...…me..…fa..…so..…..la..…..ti...….do..…re...…me
“C” Scale, Using A & B pedals, centered around the 8rd fret.
1_______________________________________________________8______
2_________________________________________________8 ____________
3___________________________________________________________8__
4____________________________________________________8_________
5________________________________________8___8A________________
6_______________________________8___8B_________________________
7___________________________8__________________________________
8_______________________8______________________________________
9___________________8__________________________________________
10_____6___8___8A______________________________________________
Scale
Tones…..4…..…5....…6.....…7....…1…...2…...3.......4.......5..…...6.......7..….1.….2..…3
Sound ...fa.....so...…la…....ti......do..…re..…me..…fa....…so..…..la..…..ti..…do.…re...me |
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Dick Sexton
From:
Greenville, Ohio
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Posted 13 Dec 2007 8:34 am Just some thoughts..
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To basic, right? You already know it right? Don't insult my int...., right?
The thing is, when I came back to trying to learn steel, that is exactly what my thoughts were. I know this, I don't need to give it another thought. Wrong!
This is it! As basic as it gets, and that's all there is in western music. Seven notes, how can that be possible?
You can go a half step up, a half step down, pedal into them, pedal out of them, slide into or out of them, sneak into um, slam um, bounce on um, pick um hard or soft, bar quiver in or out, play um one at a time or two, or a whole hand full, fast or slow, but that's all there is. And your saying, I knew that, too.
The point. If your just starting or close, or maybe like myself and have gaps in your music learning experiance, make this one of the next things you "Master". Not so much the playing of them, as the knowing of them. The playing will come.
Again, just my personal thoughts. DS |
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