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What's Legato
Can you guys tell me what Legato means coz I've seen it a few places on here but I don't know what it means. :confused:
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# 1
Legato is a smooth, non-articulated transition between two notes. On a guitar you do this by using hammer-ons and/or pull-offs.
# 2
Cant legato also be a slide if not, i was taught incorrectly...
# 3
Originally Posted by: alucard0941Cant legato also be a slide if not, i was taught incorrectly...
yes, slides are also legato.
# 4
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# 6
Originally Posted by: alucard0941Cant legato also be a slide if not, i was taught incorrectly...
Yeah, I think there are legato and glisando slides
# 7
Originally Posted by: SPLOn a guitar you do this by using hammer-ons and/or pull-offs.
I thought hammer-ons and pull-offs were short stabs (effectively staccato notes) In by opinion it's very hard to get legato from a guitar simply because the strings are plucked and not bowed like on a cello... :confused:
# 8
A fancy name for ice cream, used so vendors can charge you a buck extra... oh wait that's gelato. Sorry, couldn't resist for some reason *shakes fist at immaturity*. :(
# 9
Don't you be talkin' about my gelato now. That stuff kicks major ass.
# 10
Its freaking ice cream! Does anyone know the difference between gelato and ice cream? I'm sure there is... my taste buds just aren't sophisitcated enough to taste it. :confused:
# 11
I like gelato, legato and el gato, I can taste the difference, but I just don't know what it is.......................
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Originally Posted by: iihollyIts freaking ice cream! Does anyone know the difference between gelato and ice cream? I'm sure there is... my taste buds just aren't sophisitcated enough to taste it. :confused:
The main difference is that Gelato uses eggs and whole milk instead of cream. Overall Gelato has much less fat content than Ice Cream. The other difference depending on the quality of the Ice Cream; is that most Gelato is made "today” and from fresh ingredients.
# 14
It's amazing how these posts start on subject, and just spiral out of control, and btw, el gato also has alot less fat than ice cream, it's the Atkins alternative...........
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