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The ones you mention are probably in there, they talk a lot about the background of the style. Sorry for not remembering all their names. I ´m new to beatmaking... It´s definitely a wellmade documentary, check it out!

J

oh good, you beat me to it!
rock on

Just finished watching this on Swedish National TV:

http://svt.se/svt/jsp/Crosslink.jsp?d=3 ... from=tabla

on the page click: Musikbyrån: 13 april

Scratch, Shlomo, Kid Beyond and many others are in there...

Hope you´ll enjoy it!
J

I seriously hope that B never = Bb. How retarded would that be? Just use the god damned Bb! If you're going to use the B as a Bb, then I'm going to play a B, not a Bb. H? do what you gotta do with H. But leave B alone. B=B=B and never should = Bb.

Relax DKushner, Europe is abandoning the H!
in ...

The old B-A-C-H notation

would be

Bb-A-C-B in modern notation.

One theory that explains why we used h, is that notated b gradually "opened up" at the bottom (because of sloppy handwriting) and finally turned into an h. Is that an understandable explanation? Check out some old notation on the web ...

The old classical masters frequently used techniques similar to yours.

I read about a piece where Mozart includes a B-A-C-H chord progression as a hommage to his hero.

Edit. I was wrong about the composer! The B-A-C-H theme was used by Liszt in Prelude and Fugue on the Name B - A - C - H (1855 ...

Amplitube UNO is free and offers good basic electric guitar sounds.