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Answers: Why do I keep getting a "B flat"....?

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i don't know about the Bflat but the G string has always struck a special note with me

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You are too loose! Go tighter!

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Because it's cracked.

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haha

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That's not "natural".

Sounds like treble in your clefs.

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because they're like granny panties

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Hit it on the G spot

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This will occur when the wearer has gained weight since she first bought the G-string. This causes the G-string to be tighter, and therefore vibrate at a higher frequency than it was designed for. At first glance this may seem strange, as a B flat is "lower" than a G; however, the note you hear is most certainly in the octave above the designed octave for the device, as this would make a difference of 1.5 notes. If the B flat you heard was in the same octave, that would be a difference of 5.5 notes! Unless the wearer recently lost 75 pounds, that is not very likely.

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I would guess it is too tight or too loose.

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Not tight enough.

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Come over to my place and I'll help you practice. Bring a whole bunch and for time management I'll help you change.

NYPR69

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Did you remember to fret the notes with your other hand?

Is it properly tuned? You may have to gain a little more on your A major to tighten up the G-string.

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wrong forum sweets

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have a man twang it twixt his teeth and hear him say GEEEEEEE when he sees your sexy, nubile self

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