paulbunyn
41 posts
Aug 20, 2012
10:51 AM
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I have been letting this slide for a while now hoping the answer would reveal itself. I am confused with Overdraws, is this just another term for bending or is it a different technique all together?
Last Edited by on Aug 20, 2012 10:52 AM
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timeistight
795 posts
Aug 20, 2012
11:04 AM
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Do you know what an overblow is? An overdraw is basically the same thing, done on the draw holes 7 and up of a Richter-tuned harmonica.
If you don't know what overblows are either, read this article
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Frank
1026 posts
Aug 20, 2012
11:01 AM
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Both- but depending on how old you are you may just want to master the Suzuki UltraBend: A Revolutionary new 10 Hole.
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the_happy_honker
131 posts
Aug 20, 2012
11:04 AM
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"Overbends" includes overblows and overdraws. Some people, though, use "overblow" when they mean overbend.
If you just remember what holes you can overblow (1-6) and which you can overdraw (7-10), then if someone says, "I get a squeal when I overblow on hole 9", you won't get confused
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dougharps
255 posts
Aug 20, 2012
1:07 PM
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Bending (by drawing on holes 1-4 and 6, and blowing 8-10) makes the pitch go down. Overblowing (holes 1-6) and Overdrawing (holes 7-10) make the pitches go up.
Here is a link to nacoran's corrected chart for a C harp:
http://www.modernbluesharmonica.com/board/board_topic/5560960/749579.htm
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Doug S.
Last Edited by on Aug 20, 2012 1:10 PM
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