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chris mood
High Bandwidth
Joined: 08/31/01
Posts: 1,319
chris mood
High Bandwidth
Joined: 08/31/01
Posts: 1,319
12/23/2003 4:53 pm
a perfect octave (or octave for that matter) is when you play 2 notes that are the same in pitch but one is 8 tones lower (or higher) then the other. ex; Play the note C on the 5th str. 3rd fret, then play C on the 2nd str 1st fret...this is an octave. The 1st and 6th strings (both E) are seperated by 2 octaves.