Herbert
I notice that players, used to synthetic top strings,
initially tend to strike the gut too hard, but good players rapidly
seems to adapt.
The main problem, I would think, is going from wirewounds to pure gut
basses. Martin Shepherd discusses this issue, here,
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg20680.html
Judging from how quickly Miguel Serdoura adapted to my loaded gut
basses, I think there could be less of a problem with these
Anthony
Le 11 déc. 08 à 23:13, Herbert Ward a écrit :
Assuming a poor lost sheep (excuse the pun) had learned to play on
carbon, and
then, suddenly, began trying to play gut strings. Would he have to
modify his
technique significantly, or would gut be an "instant-on" type of
thing?
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