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has anyone ever experimented with or come across any chords that sound sort of "oceanic" in nature? Or maybe you blended certain things/sounds together and you got it. Just wondering...
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this needs 2 threads?Originally posted by KristyOriginally posted by cadaverdog -
Well uhhh, the 7 chords sound pretty oceanic I guess, but I don't really know what you mean by oceanic.The name Sammy Hagar conjures up a variety of emotions from music fans--from hate to contempt, from disgust to revulsion.
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dont worry about it.Originally posted by The Scatologist
Well uhhh, the 7 chords sound pretty oceanic I guess, but I don't really know what you mean by oceanic.
he's just lonely
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You can flip the high E and B strings over each other, fretting at the 4 or 5th fret, and pinching the split wide enough so that the 2 strings intersect further up about the 12th or 15th fret - then pluck it.
Sound like an ocean bell on a port buoy.. "toinggg.. toinggg.."
Michael Schenker can be heard doing this on the live recording for "Lost Horizons" on MSG Live At Budokan, that's the sound.Comment
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Or play any minor chord with alot of reverb (vintage fender if possible)
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Hmmmm...Comment
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Oceanic, that means the ocean right?
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I don't know 'bout "oceanic", but I found a chord that sounds lullaby-ish! (LOL... need sleep.)Why settle for something you have, if it's not as good as something you're out to get?
Originally posted by SeshmeisterIt's like putting up a YouTube of Bach and playing Chopstix on your Bontempi...
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oceanic chord ? oh shit thats right it was the cornerstone of every song aquaman ever wroteComment
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