1847
2156 posts
Sep 11, 2014
6:34 PM
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play your 2 draw on a d harp
is the note in perfect tune
or do you hear a wave?
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i get a lot of request when i play my harmonica
"but i play it anyway"
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The Iceman
2049 posts
Sep 11, 2014
6:53 PM
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Not understanding your question.
Do you mean is the tone beatless or does it have a slow roll?
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The Iceman
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Greg Heumann
2828 posts
Sep 11, 2014
7:19 PM
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You can't have beat notes unless you are comparing TWO tones of different frequencies.
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Last Edited by Greg Heumann on Sep 11, 2014 7:19 PM
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1847
2157 posts
Sep 11, 2014
7:37 PM
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sorry we had a miss fire
lets see if a can find the file
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i get a lot of request when i play my harmonica
"but i play it anyway"
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1847
2158 posts
Sep 11, 2014
7:37 PM
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i get a lot of request when i play my harmonica
"but i play it anyway"
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JustFuya
466 posts
Sep 11, 2014
8:22 PM
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I gave it a go. I have no idea what you are saying but I got a good train thing going between the 2d and 3b. And bless all the musicians who have given me but one note to mess with.
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1847
2159 posts
Sep 11, 2014
10:30 PM
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the single most important aspect
of playing any instrument is intonation.
there is quite a bit of discussion re: excessive breath force.
it is generally accepted that a harmonica is tuned to 442 hz.
if you play the 2 draw is their a fast beating?
how much breath is required to drop the pitch,
so that goes away?
in reality a harmonica can be tuned to pitch much higher.
requiring much greater breath to bring the pitch in tune.
much like a slide guitar player can adjust his intonation
by tilting his bottleneck at an angle.
try playing the 2 draw to see exactly how much breath is required.
sometime very little if your harp is tuned properly.
quite often, a considerable force is necessary.
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i get a lot of request when i play my harmonica
"but i play it anyway"
Last Edited by 1847 on Sep 11, 2014 10:31 PM
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