Hello,
Am 06.05.2008 um 09:01 schrieb Oscar Picazo Ruiz:
What about a low C trompette? I guess gut about 1.40... have you
tried?. Or maybe better a wound string of any kind?
I experimented with it but failed to get the buzzing sound I wanted.
Also there is a limit to the number of trompettes on one gurdy. I
found other tunings more usefull for my music.
S.
Regards,
Oscar
Madrid
2008/5/3 Simon Wascher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello,
Am 02.05.2008 um 06:54 schrieb Peter Hughes:
In the past I have used a metal wound gut string for a low G
trompette - I think it was a low G chanter string I didn't like
for some reason in that role. However that went long ago, and I
later decided I rather liked the sound of the high G trompette.
However, I do miss that low buzz, so I'm wondering if anbody has
some alternative suggestions for strings tht work well?
I use a 125 plain gut.
S.
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