Channel: Sean Angus Watson

Category: Music

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Description: A few voices from J.S. Bach's "Fugue in G minor BWV 578" looped on the fretless baritone. My friend Drummond Fudge built this guitar by hand for me. It's a 6 string fretless baritone with a single P90 in the neck and a humbucking false pickup in the bridge. The fingerboard is multi-scale (28" - 30") and it's tuned just like a guitar except nearly an octave lower (G - C - F - Bb - D - G). For comparison, the low G string on this guitar is the same pitch as the 3rd fret on the low E string of a bass guitar. Check out @rockfudge_guitars on Instagram to see more of Drummond's work. He's currently building another set of fretless bari's and he's showing a lot of the process on his story, go check that out if you're interested! I recorded this through a Laney L5 Studio into Ableton Live 10 and used a TC Electronic Ditto to loop it. The video was shot with a Sony A7s and a Rokinon 14mm Hmu with any questions in the comments and I'll get back to you when I can! Cheers