-
referred to as
unfretted whereas instruments using the same
strings for
several notes are
called fretted.
Among the
advantages to
unfretted instruments are...
- strings,
placed above a guitar-like fretboard; 12
unfretted "accompaniment" strings;
followed by 12
unfretted "b****" strings;
followed by a
varying number...
- gjd.guitaraffair.com.
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Unfretted".
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sometimes called portamento, over a
substantial range.
These include unfretted chordophones (such as the violin, viola,
cello and
double b****, and fretless...
- like the sitar, much less
influence on
intonation is
possible than on
unfretted instruments.
Since the
intonation of most
modern western fretted instruments...
- In
standard tuning (E A D G B E), four of the instrument's six open (
unfretted)
strings are part of the
tonic chord. The key of E
minor is also po****r...
-
sounding part of a
string off the
fingerboard of
either a
fretted or
unfretted instrument. This intermediate- to
advanced playing technique is done using...
-
frequently used in
combination with "open" chords,
where the guitar's open (
unfretted)
strings construct the chord.
Playing a
chord with the
barre technique...
-
tuning for the
Mixolydian mode),
where the
scale starts on the open (
unfretted) string. This
arrangement is
often found to be more
conducive to chord-melody...
- the
special nature of the instrument, the neck
behaves as
though it was
unfretted despite the
ordinary placement of
numerous frets (anywhere from 24 to...
