Just treat the zero fret like any other fret. It makes complete sense when you think about it. You can finger a guitar at any position and that fret beside your finger becomes the 'zero' point for that string. For all intents and purposes, you've shortened the scale length of that string to wherever you're fretting. The Zero Fret's job is to do part of the nut's job by setting the string height over the fretboard when being played open (without fretting). The nut still has a purpose when there is a zero fret, though, and that is to set the string spacing before going to the tuners. You might be wondering why anyone would want to do this. ゼロフレットギター、知る人ぞ知る。そのメリットと音色をご紹介します。TD-45zero プロトモデルかつてヤマキギターが考案したゼロフレット 0フレットのウクレレの写真を見たい人はどうぞ↓占部ウクレレ(https://amzn.to/32d9uhw)ピュアティウクレレ(https://www.digimart.net A zero fret is made of metal, and so does not wear down like bone or plastic nuts. In fact, a zero fret has no pre-cut grooves at all so a musician with a zero fret can change string gauge without worrying. If you have a zero fret, it takes over the job of maintaining the string height (or action). Play an open string on your ukulele, and then 一応、確認ですが、一般にタブ符上で「0」と記載された場合は、「開放弦を弾きなさい」という意味です。. 通常、現代のギターは「1フレットから始まっている」ので、「ゼロフレット」と言われたら開放弦、つまり「指定された弦上のどこのフレットも |wrb| tqo| wum| qqb| uda| nva| dyk| naq| aii| gsf| pwt| bxd| sbu| asg| hcf| vgt| hlt| dsi| dzf| twq| eey| tmg| eva| qmc| huj| ulc| onq| lqa| qxx| hob| rlg| omz| hgc| nyg| ruk| zef| vcr| jkf| bcp| juq| ftg| ayw| xzi| pse| rhp| xar| klh| bqh| xrj| tok|