Hi Folks,
Iʻve had my Linnstrument for over a year, but have only now decided to commit some serious time to it. Iʻm a high level guitarist with a strong background in theory and know my fingerboard in terms of scales,modes chords and voicings fairly thoroughly (though it is never ending, right?).
At this point Iʻm trying to figure out the best approach to translate my guitar knowledge to the Linnstrument. Some of the challenges are: Re-fingering of voicings, two-handed voicings, more than one note playable simultaneously on a single "string (row). One thing that would help (I think) is to re-arrange the reference lights. As a guitarist, seeing a marker on the 3rd, 5th, 7th 10th and 12th columns on the Linnstrument) would correspond to the layout of a guitar neck. The existing arrangement of lighting "C" or some other pitch, while logical, still is somewhat disorienting to me at this early stage. Any thoughts on this particular issue? And are there any tutorials with best practices in how to approach fingering chords voicing? Thanks in advance for your help on this.
Jim Guss
Iʻve had my Linnstrument for over a year, but have only now decided to commit some serious time to it. Iʻm a high level guitarist with a strong background in theory and know my fingerboard in terms of scales,modes chords and voicings fairly thoroughly (though it is never ending, right?).
At this point Iʻm trying to figure out the best approach to translate my guitar knowledge to the Linnstrument. Some of the challenges are: Re-fingering of voicings, two-handed voicings, more than one note playable simultaneously on a single "string (row). One thing that would help (I think) is to re-arrange the reference lights. As a guitarist, seeing a marker on the 3rd, 5th, 7th 10th and 12th columns on the Linnstrument) would correspond to the layout of a guitar neck. The existing arrangement of lighting "C" or some other pitch, while logical, still is somewhat disorienting to me at this early stage. Any thoughts on this particular issue? And are there any tutorials with best practices in how to approach fingering chords voicing? Thanks in advance for your help on this.
Jim Guss
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