Stacatto
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its like, short notes. played really like....gah how do you explain this?
okay all i can think of is its like... pokey?
you dont hold the notes out at all. as soon as the note is sounded, its taken away.
thats the best i can explain it.
okay all i can think of is its like... pokey?
you dont hold the notes out at all. as soon as the note is sounded, its taken away.
thats the best i can explain it.
# 2
a stacatto is like when you play a note and immediately after you hear a sound, mute it. the note you play isnt supposed to float on, it should stop sounding the moment it starts.
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Isn't this ironic. I was driving home and trying to remember what the word was for those kinds of notes. There's my answer.
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# 5
I think staccato was Italian for abrupt. So yeah its a note thats muted pretty quickly after playing it. It's easier to give an audio example...unfortunately i dont have one.
# 6
A stacatto is a note played with absolutely NO SUSTAIN - play jst one 32nd note .... That should sound like a stacatto...!!!
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# 7
lol i think he already got the answer by now. :rolleyes:
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