At 12:43 AM +0200 4/15/07, shirling & neueweise wrote:
if the rubbing is NOT a circular, sustained motion, you could
instead write the struck notes as 16ths staccato and the rubbed
notes as 8ths tenuto.
Are you suggesting normal noteheads or x-heads?
are you specifying what grit to use? 40-60 totally coarse, can rip
shit up great (like legs...) has a very raucous sound, while 100-120
is a nice clean smooth sound, 220 and above for those really fine
moments, blends well with air noises (eg. wind through instrument).
this is shit that was not in the orchestration books i read but of
utmost importance 8^)
Well, at least you can have SATB sandpaper blocks, if not Vibra-slaps!!!
John
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