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  1. #71
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    Quote Originally Posted by GNFfhqwhgads View Post
    It depends on if you use the hammer or the string to define it. I'm pretty sure neither is wrong.
    Quote Originally Posted by Lowlander2 View Post
    He's basically right. It's both.
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  2. #72
    Quote Originally Posted by dabrry0523 View Post
    a keyboard/piano is also considered a string instrument.............
    I thought about whether keys are classified as strings or not as I was typing my post. I decided to roll with it because piano=strings but keyboards=not necessarily strings. What's onscreen in RB3 definitely doesn't run on strings .

  3. #73
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    "Q: Is the piano a string instrument or a percussion instrument?
    A: The piano is really a "hybrid"--a combination of two types. It's a string instrument because the musical tones originate in the strings; and it's also a percussion instrument, because the strings are set into vibration by being struck with hammers. To be historically correct, it's classified as a "keyed zither" by musicologists."

    http://pianoeducation.org/pnopnfaq.html

  4. #74
    I don't get it at all
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    All I know about pianos is that there are black keys and white keys and noises come out when you press them.
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  5. #75
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cipher_Peon View Post
    All I know about pianos is that there are black keys and white keys and noises come out when you press them.
    That's sadly more than you knew about guitars.


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  6. #76
    I don't get it at all
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    I still don't know the answer to that.

    And to think I used to play the piano pretty well back in the day. Too bad I lost all ability to read sheet music.
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  7. #77
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    Quote Originally Posted by LoopyChew View Post
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  8. #78
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cipher_Peon View Post
    I still don't know the answer to that.
    A guitar is meant to be played with the fattest, lowest strings up top, and the thinnest, highest strings on bottom. On a guitar that is otherwise perfectly symmetric, which way you have to hold the guitar to make the strings line up properly dictates whether that guitar is a righty or lefty.

    On guitars that aren't perfectly symmetric there are other clues, but even on those the fat strings still will be physically above the thin strings.
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  9. #79
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    Quote Originally Posted by HMXMister_Game View Post
    "Q: Is the piano a string instrument or a percussion instrument?
    A: The piano is really a "hybrid"--a combination of two types. It's a string instrument because the musical tones originate in the strings; and it's also a percussion instrument, because the strings are set into vibration by being struck with hammers. To be historically correct, it's classified as a "keyed zither" by musicologists."

    http://pianoeducation.org/pnopnfaq.html
    so then, it's drums in center, then strings to the right and left, then keyed zither parts at the edges.


 

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