Ricardo -> RE: ipaip abanico (Sep. 26 2013 14:04:56)
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ORIGINAL: rogeliocan do any of you use ipaip as a 5 stroke rasgueo, if not what do you use? I see it 'requested' on a tab. THanks Well, 5 stroke necessarily has FIVE strokes regardless of the rhythm you make. EAMII is most common followed by EAMIP(up). I use the first one to make straight 16th note rhythms often (4 notes per beat). What you describe is a 3 stroke rasgueado, doing a 4 note patter (16th notes). The 5 stroke normally used as 5 tuplets actually is part of a 6 note group (you have to stop it on a beat). With your abanico here, you can't sub the normal 5 stroke as the next stroke is too weak (a finger down) to land on beat. IN addition, using abanico you don't normally have the advantage of doing a golpe opposite the i stroke, so not the best choice. However for Solea or Alegrias: ipaip aipai p....that could technically "work" altogether if you accent that last p up stroke then continue compas with i, but seems only in that exact combination (counts 1-2-3). More often this 3 stroke technique would be better expressed starting up doing 6 tuplets: paipai paipai P.... or even better starting on the "&" after 1 (after probably a 12& heavy accent) ....pai paipai P.... Finally, in the case your abanico is expressing something like a closing on 10 (9e&ah 10), replacing eami i(up), it is also a fine way to do it, although, I just find it misleading to describe it as a "5-stroke" rasgueado. HOpe that helps.
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