Re: [Harp-L] The beatings will continue untill tuning improves

[Mike Rogers <bullfrog9@xxxxxxx>]

Hi Michael.  I wonder about that, bevause I believe Mitch Cashmer (sp.?) 
gets that same effect.  Hitting octaves and getting the top note to 
beat.  I've tried to master that, but to no avail.  Can't figure it out.

I've tried to use the right side of my tongue, but can't get the beat to 
be that fast.  Any ideas?

Mike

michael rubin wrote:
> I think he just played old harps.
> Michael Rubin
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> On 11/25/09, Wendell Jenkins <bacon-fat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> > I understand, when tuning a harmonica it's best to avoid beating of octaves.
> > But I really like the way William Clarke uses a beating effect in his stuff.
> > Is it the tuning,  or the technique,  bending one side of the octave ?
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