syrianoud
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How do I tune on my Chronograph one Octave higher ?????
I am trying to tune my Bouzouki on my Chronograph , I need to tune it one Octave higher, Like tuning the Buzuk on the thin string. Here is my
Chronograph picture , can some one tell me how ?
Regards Samir,Ca
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SamirCanada
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Hey Samir. I dont know what the tuning for a bouzouki is.
But say you tune the one string to F2 you need to set the other to F3. Or whatever the note maybe I dont know.
Is a bouzouki suposed to be tuned with different octave notes of the 2 strings that are in the same course?
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Well F and C the top strings on a Bouzouki , are one thick and one thin. The Thin is F2 but they told me to tune it one Octave higher that the F2 .
But if you to F3 you will brake the string .Is one octave means F2 to F3 ? Thank you . Salamat. Samir, Ca
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Peyman
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Samir,
If your bouzouki is anything like a saz, then the top strings (one thin one thick) are tuned to the same note but with a one octave difference. In
5ths you'd get: Ff CC(middle C) gg dd, etc.
That's a beautiful bouzouki, by the way.
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Do you use Frequency, wavelength or what to measure the intervallic pitches of your Bazouki with this chronograph? I can help you if it uses either
wavelength or frequency. It looks like it does, since it says 440 Hertz - Middle A, an octave higher than this would be 880 Hz and an octave lower
than Middle A would be 220 Hertz, and even lower would be 110 Hertz.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mikokiko
Do you use Frequency, wavelength or what to measure the intervallic pitches of your Bazouki with this chronograph? I can help you if it uses either
wavelength or frequency. It looks like it does, since it says 440 Hertz - Middle A, an octave higher than this would be 880 Hz and an octave lower
than Middle A would be 220 Hertz, and even lower would be 110 Hertz. |
I use it on Chronigraph so it goes to F and then look at my machine and tell me how high to go. Thank you. Samir,Ca
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