Another route would be to set up a PC 'within' your Mac and run LuteScribe
there. I have done this so I can use Fronimo on my Mac Pro. If you follow the
Instructions in Bootcamp Assistant on your Mac, it is straightforward (assuming
your Mac is reasonably new) to set up Windows 10 in a
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would have actually heard.
MH
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On Wednesday, 6 March 2019, 23:08:35 GMT, Robin Irvine
wrote:
Yes, I agree with all that. It is may not actually be much louder, but
I do think that because of all the harmonic effects Sean describes it
ctually incorporated into the table: the
harpsichord and even heavier (less overtone ridden) pianoforte.
Sometimes I think we should return the monochord to lute theory.
my 4 cents; carry on, Sean
On Wed, Mar 6, 2019 at 9:20 AM Robin Irvine <[1
of defeats the object!
Robin Irvine
On 06/03/2019, 16:51, "Martin Shepherd" wrote:
Robinson recommends thumb-under: "...with your thumb behind your
fingers". (sig.Bii).
Waissel (1592) also recommends thumb-under - he says it's faster.
But for what it's wort
Hi,
A relative of mine is interested in tracing what happened to a lute
made in the early 1970s by Bruce Fraser.
Bruce was an eclectic musician, and in his online âbiog':
[1]http://www.brucefraserlegacy.com/fraser-music-early.html
is mentioned that he made a beautiful
