Dulcimer Extra Frets at Evelyn Vaughn blog

Dulcimer Extra Frets. A dulcimer that is fretted to play using the equal tempered scale will play in tune with most other (western) instruments. Most common are the 6 1/2 fret and the. Adding extra frets to the traditional diatonic dulcimer fret pattern is nothing new. The half frets been added over the. Standard, traditional diatonic mountain dulcimers need no extra frets because they already offer the various patterns of whole and half steps by virtue of their placement on the. Dulcimer players ask for different chromatic frets (i presume that is what you're referring to as 'blue' frets). When i began making dulcimers i was taught to divide the string length by 17.81715385 and the resulting number would be the distance from the nut to the first fret. There are plenty of great players, both amateur and professional, that play purely diatonic instruments (without any extra frets at all), diatonic instrument plus an extra fret or two (6 1/2. This will help me decide which configuration of. If you were buying a new or used mountain dulcimer, which extra frets would you want, if any?

This will help me decide which configuration of. Dulcimer players ask for different chromatic frets (i presume that is what you're referring to as 'blue' frets). If you were buying a new or used mountain dulcimer, which extra frets would you want, if any? Adding extra frets to the traditional diatonic dulcimer fret pattern is nothing new. There are plenty of great players, both amateur and professional, that play purely diatonic instruments (without any extra frets at all), diatonic instrument plus an extra fret or two (6 1/2. The half frets been added over the. Most common are the 6 1/2 fret and the. When i began making dulcimers i was taught to divide the string length by 17.81715385 and the resulting number would be the distance from the nut to the first fret. Standard, traditional diatonic mountain dulcimers need no extra frets because they already offer the various patterns of whole and half steps by virtue of their placement on the. A dulcimer that is fretted to play using the equal tempered scale will play in tune with most other (western) instruments.

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Dulcimer Extra Frets A dulcimer that is fretted to play using the equal tempered scale will play in tune with most other (western) instruments. The half frets been added over the. Most common are the 6 1/2 fret and the. This will help me decide which configuration of. When i began making dulcimers i was taught to divide the string length by 17.81715385 and the resulting number would be the distance from the nut to the first fret. Standard, traditional diatonic mountain dulcimers need no extra frets because they already offer the various patterns of whole and half steps by virtue of their placement on the. If you were buying a new or used mountain dulcimer, which extra frets would you want, if any? A dulcimer that is fretted to play using the equal tempered scale will play in tune with most other (western) instruments. There are plenty of great players, both amateur and professional, that play purely diatonic instruments (without any extra frets at all), diatonic instrument plus an extra fret or two (6 1/2. Dulcimer players ask for different chromatic frets (i presume that is what you're referring to as 'blue' frets). Adding extra frets to the traditional diatonic dulcimer fret pattern is nothing new.