Need some suggestions

Ricky Littleton · From: Steely-Eyed Missile Man from Cocoa Beach, Florida USA

I'm planning to add 2 verticals to my LeGrande. One for sure will be the B-Bb change, but need some ideas on what to put on the other. As I have never used anything beyond my 3x4 configuration on the E9th neck, hope my buddies here can give me a little guidance. This is what I have, (also shows my soon-to-have B-Bb vertical):



stg---lkl---lkr--lkv1---a---b---c-----rkl---rkr





F#------------------------------------G#


Eb------------------------------------------D/C#


G#--------------------------A


E------F-----Eb-----------------F#


B-----------------Bb----C#------C#


G#--------------------------A


F#


E------F-----Eb             


D-------------------------------------------C#


B-----------------Bb----C#

My other new vertical will be LKV2. I'm going to put the Franklin 4th on myself at some point, but don't have it done yet.

Thanks for the help folks!

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Emmons LeGrande - 8x4
Session 400 Ltd
Alesis Microverb
Dan-Echo, E-Bow

[This message was edited by b0b on 01 April 2002 at 11:41 AM.]

Joerg Hennig · From: Bavaria, Germany

Ricky,
if I were you, I´d put on another knee lever only if I knew before what´s the change that I´m missing right now. That is, if you hear something in your head that you feel you just can´t do without that particular change.(OK, sounds like I´m trying to get wise right now...)
I´ve read in another thread that you like Mooney, so why not make it the 4th string E to F#? I´ve had that one on a vertical too on my S-12 and I´ve found it´s a good position also if you want to play those combinations with A and B that are just unavailable with the C pedal.

Good luck, Joe H.

Ricky Davis · From: Bertram, Texas USA

Hey Ricky; this is the copedant you posted; and below that is my ideas for ya.



stg---lkl---lkr--lkv1---a---b---c---rkl--rkr





F#-----------------------------------G#


Eb---------------------------------------D/C#


G#--------------------------A


E------F-----Eb-----------------F#


B-----------------Bb----C#------C#


G#--------------------------A


F#


E------F-----Eb             


D-----------------------------------------C#


B-----------------Bb----C#

Here are my ideas to your copedant



     LKL  LKR  LKV1  LKV2  A   B   C   RKL  RKR





F#--------------------G-----------------G#


Eb--------------------------------------E---D/C#


G#-----------------------------A


E-----F----Eb---------F#-----------F#


B---------------Bb---------C#------C#


G#-----------------------------A--------F#


F#--------------------G


E-----F----Eb


D--------------------------------------------C#


B---------------Bb---------C#

Ricky

[This message was edited by Ricky Davis on 01 April 2002 at 11:46 AM.]

Ricky Littleton · From: Steely-Eyed Missile Man from Cocoa Beach, Florida USA

Great suggestions from all. I really like the looks of the set-up Ricky presented, think I may go that route.

Thanks loads guys!

Ricky

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Emmons LeGrande - 8x4
Session 400 Ltd
Alesis Microverb
Dan-Echo, E-Bow

Ricky Davis · From: Bertram, Texas USA

Ricky you will love this copedant pal...more than life itself...
Have fun with it; and there are more variations and licks on that copedant than any of them I've seen....well except for the one I came up with for the Fulawka I'm getting in a few weeks now

Ricky D.

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