manmade or natural F# G# sounds

manmade or natural F# G# sounds

hi

# Posted on July 28th 2008 by Tom Town

Re: manmade or natural F# G# sounds

gghgghhthrrfflghtruurghulorgggnashsrshraaugh

flflflffllflflflfllfflfllfllfllflftsssst.

Hi Tom

# Posted on July 28th 2008 by Joe CSS

Re: manmade or natural F# G# sounds

oh, what's occuring?

# Posted on July 28th 2008 by mehitabel23

Re: manmade or natural F# G# sounds

g# = h?

g## = i?

# Posted on July 28th 2008 by nicholas

Re: manmade or natural F# G# sounds

I vote for natural. Thanks for asking.

# Posted on July 28th 2008 by Greg the Piano Tuner

Re: manmade or natural F# G# sounds

Is this similar to the icy sidewalk where you will be flat if you don't see sharp?

# Posted on July 28th 2008 by fauxcelt

Re: manmade or natural F# G# sounds

In Irish Traditional Music, Fs are naturally sharp and need to be artificially flattened on an oilstone.

# Posted on July 29th 2008 by ragaman

Re: manmade or natural F# G# sounds

here in North America the dial tone is an F (natural)

# Posted on July 29th 2008 by airport

Re: manmade or natural F# G# sounds

that's interesting granama - it just occurred to me that most of the Fs in our session are natural, otherwise our lone flute player gets bored and leaves, and then it's mainly fiddles (which also starts with "F")

# Posted on July 29th 2008 by airport

Re: manmade or natural F# G# sounds

oops - our Fs are sharp

# Posted on July 29th 2008 by airport

Re: manmade or natural F# G# sounds

F#iddles, F#lutes and F#lageolets

# Posted on July 29th 2008 by ragaman

Re: manmade or natural F# G# sounds

"gghgghhthrrfflghtruurghulorgggnashsrshraaugh"

You could use a course of antibiotics, Joe.

# Posted on July 29th 2008 by ragaman

Re: manmade or natural F# G# sounds

if you say a note is sharp, are you supposed to say that in a cutting, knife-edged tone of voice?

# Posted on July 29th 2008 by fauxcelt