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hillary007
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Ok....
Every one always gets me confuesed on this...
I consider a double C to be one octave above your tuning note.. Correct...
then that would make the D a double D correct??
thanks
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gabe
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If you consider that note a double C then it would make sense for the D a step above it to be a double D. But i'm nearly positive that the note an octave above 3rd space C is known as a high C and the one an octave above that is known as a double C. (i hope this helps).
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trumpetkid89
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Ok there's no considering to be done. It's a fact that double high c is one octave higher than the c you're thinking of. You're thinking of high c. it goes a little like this. Low c, c(tuning note) high c, and double high c. you got things cleared up?
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gabe
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The G on the second line might be known as middle G. But thats just a guess, I never really thought about it before.
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