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Is it possible to learn to sing? With practice and proper teaching techniques?
If you have never been able to sing, decently, will you ever be able to?
Or is it a born ability?
If you have never been able to sing, decently, will you ever be able to?
Or is it a born ability?
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pffft
I'm talking about loads of delay and wacked out scratching noises.
And pitchshifting.
I'm talking about loads of delay and wacked out scratching noises.
And pitchshifting.
Memorandum! wrote:
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> I'm talking about loads of delay and wacked out scratching noises.
> And pitchshifting.
That's different and indeed can sound awesome. I love pitchshifting :-D
> pffft
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> I'm talking about loads of delay and wacked out scratching noises.
> And pitchshifting.
That's different and indeed can sound awesome. I love pitchshifting :-D
I've got mine tuned down a couple of steps at the moment. I'm having great fun coming up with very simple, heavyish riffs. Plus, it means I can learn a few System Of A Down songs which I've discovered are rather satisfying to play.
1/2 a step flat is my fav. Ebm is just the most lush key there is.
Didnt most guitarists drop a 1/2 step flat in the 80's, easier to do crazy solo's?
Was fairly common a while ago. Still popular among heavier bands today.
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