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A ^ is just a rhythmic notation in a tab right?

Started 3 days, 9 hours ago (2009-12-15 19:55:00) by shoottheofficer

A ^ is just a rhythmic notation in a tab right? Okay I'm not entirety sure but a ^ is just a rhythmic notation for a down stroke right? Here's what I'm talking about. The part with the octaves at the end and then the ^ at the end just indicates that you play a down stroke? E...

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RE: A ^ is just a rhythmic notation in a tab right?

Started 3 days, 4 hours ago (2009-12-16 00:42:00) by ethan_hanus

It means a bend, listen to the song, whatever it may be, and you'll prolly hear the bend at the end of that verse. So whats being played is a chord that is being bent then sweeping the neck, like a slide, which is a technique to help with restarting the riff over again. Some people use B, most use ^. __________________ Guns don't kill people, ...

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Mixing Slash, Rhythmic, and Standard notation in the same staff. v.2010 MacSnow Leopard

Started 3 weeks, 2 days ago (2009-11-25 13:23:00) by StevenPlaysDrums

I'm doing an arranging project for my graduate jazz combo arranging class and I need to be able to move between Slash, Rhythmic, and Standard notation within a single staff. In particular, I need to do this within the Drumset and Piano parts. I've tried using multiple layers, but I can't make that work...I'm out of ideas. I've read the manual and consulted various online forums with no luck. The...

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RE: Mixing Slash, Rhythmic, and Standard notation in the same staff. v.2010 MacSnow Leopard

Started 3 weeks, 2 days ago (2009-11-25 16:04:00) by StevenPlaysDrums

Thanks for the help! After some more messing about , I discovered that if I high-lighted a particular section with a staff I could option click and change its staff style for only that amount of time. Awesome! Thanks for the help! SFW

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RE: All I know is the test I underwent for Nerklee College of Music... This exam included ear training exercises...

Started 2 months, 4 weeks ago (2009-09-21 11:58:00) by meganutt7

All I know is the test I underwent for Nerklee College of Music... This exam included ear training exercises (melodic and rhythmic dictation, intervals, chord qualities, etc.), Notation, Harmony (Harmonic analysis, classical figured bass exercises, etc.), Arranging (instrument ranges, writing of 3-5 part solis for horns, classical counterpoint, etc.) and other various odds and ends. ...

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