:> Is there a clever way to handle it *duophonically* at least? :> Like a bow working on two strings at the same time? (I'm :> not a violin player, so I can only guess, but I think they :> do this, don't they?) Violins, and other bowed instruments are fully capable of double and triple stops, though, due to tuning restrictions, only certain combinations of notes are possible. Forget tight tone clusters, for example.. There's a reference here: http://gigue.peabody.jhu.edu/~mathews/Orchestration/String%20Notes/multistop s.html or grab a book: I've always like "Principles of Orchestration" by Rimsky-Korsakov, but some folks don't as it's pretty specific to his own music....
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RE: [motm] motm_strings - processed body resonance (early attempts)
2003-01-08 by Les Mizzell