True Temperament - Mattias Eklundh Guitar Lesson video free download
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Salve MusicOffili e Youtubers, in questa nuova puntata col bravissimo e simpaticissimo chitarrista svedese Mattias Eklundh non ci concentreremo su un argomento strettamente didattico, ma parleremo del "True Temperament Fretting System", cioè di quel particolare design dei tasti che rende la chitarra immune dai problemi di intonazione a cui, per la natura stessa dello strumento, siamo spesso abituati; una tale intonazione ci permette di eseguire accordi sempre perfetti in ogni posizione della tastiera e di avere armonici e note corrispondenti perfettamente in tune, evitando quindi quei fastidiosi "disallineamenti" sonori che ci fanno sempre storcere il naso.
Buona visione!
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Comments
9 years ago
francisco pralong
toca bien pelo de escoba10 years ago
drollroll
Could you play something in 432 Hz tuning?10 years ago
EJ TUR
I cryed whatching this..10 years ago
Ash Chase
$900 bucks for a neck with true temperament frets with a tuner is pretty pricy.10 years ago
Crescendo
How the hell does he play those harmonics? Does he just slap his fretting hand's finger on the string or what? 2:0110 years ago
Troy Ramsay
What's he doing from 2:13 onwards?10 years ago
sergno96
just a question...why steve vai doesn't give a fuck of this "true temperament"? I agree with the fact that guitars can't be in tune, it's true, scientific. So my question is: why aren't all the guitars in the world made whit this type of fretting? is it so expensive? is it so strange? is it so useless? if it can improve guitar's sound why no one uses this new "technology"?10 years ago
James Rocco
Maybe his friend should come up with a better hair conditioner for him as well?10 years ago
Marc Mays
As far as dressing frets...the usual should be fine. An SOS pad without soap or any astringent used to dislodge any junk your hand has built up (mainly dead skin) should be formidable up to a point. Your fingers should keep the shape of the crown as you retard the grime and replacement of your frets depending on usage will be anywhere from two to three years. Your fretboard will be needing help in three to five years but I don't swear by that as mine is fine at fifteen. Depends on the type of wood and treatment. 10 years ago
Marc Mays
Not rubbish as he shows factual information, however part of the fun of guitar is the magic of your fingers and how you apply pressure to the chords to create your own intonation. Perhaps he has perfect pressure throughout his left digits electing the need for such mathematics. I on the other hand delight in knowing I and my instrument are as closely related as possible and we together are like a cat on a fence, waiting for each other to slip and to see how we can recover together and make things work. I love IA and his inspired translation of the instrument. God bless and inspire!10 years ago
lithiumdeuteride
This guy is selling rubbish, or at least misrepresenting reality. You cannot fix the problems of equal-temperament in one key without necessarily making things worse in another key.The equal-tempered major third is significantly sharp (by ~14 cents) relative to the pure major third (a 5:4 frequency ratio). Let's say you fix the major thirds in the key of E major by flatting G# by 14 cents. Now an E major chord sounds much better!Then you try playing in the key of C#, the 5th scale degree of which is G#. In equal-temperament, the 5th interval is flat by ~2 cents relative to the pure fifth (3:2 ratio). But you just tuned all the G# notes down by 14 cents. Your perfect 5th interval in C# is now flat by 16 cents and sounds horrible!There is no solution to this problem; making one key better necessarily makes other keys worse. If you plan to play in all keys, equal-temperament is still the best compromise available.10 years ago
Nicholas McCullough
Sigh, those harmonics are dreamy <310 years ago
Atul Lasrado
What about bends? Won't they be harder to do right?10 years ago
El Massivo
I love this guy! Very innovative10 years ago
Gerard Cornet
So are these frets calibrated for only one type of tuning (Say E standard)? Or can you tune your guitar in any way you want (Drop C, Open D, etc) without having to change the positions of the frets?10 years ago
Janne Andersson
Prova utan stärkare.10 years ago
Janne Andersson
Jag som trodde att det var Satan som gjord dom.10 years ago
Erik Ceman
This is superb but how will you dress the frets when they wear out?10 years ago
Mikikk001
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