Using An Oud Risha On Guitar???

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

All the fretted instruments that are in equal temperament are actually compromised so that each note is equally outa tune.

[@jimthethirdprobably]

That's why I play fretless.

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

The Oud is played w/ this type of Pick.

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

Some Ouds have 12 Strings in 6 unison pairs.

[@rasmusn.e.m1064]

Maybe you could try a java? That's the coconut pick they use to play the sarod. It's quite interesting because it's a relatively stiff and thick pick used to play an instrument with quite thin strings.

[@jedigarrett142]

Some of the demo gave me System of a Down vibes

[@--TOM--]

I can hear where you're coming from

[@jimbles717]

Its the c tuning i think

[@blahblahsen1142]

Middle eastern scales in C with a lot of tinny distortion. i hear it.

[@--TOM--]

The unison tuning sounds soooo cool

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

4:26 Iron Man by Black Sabbath, awesome

[@lmclrain]

thanks for the video

[@vander8749]

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[@RockStarOscarStern634]

There are Ouds w/ more than 6 Courses

[@vander8749]

Goal⚽

[@ivanleven531]

I'm pretty sure that I've already seen this..

[@bandi_TEE]

I think the oud is actually arabic (north african)

[@jafo1970]

Yep. 'al 'oud literally means "the wood."

[@bandi_TEE]

@@jafo1970 no it means Rod (rod of wood)

[@bacicinvatteneaca]

Arabic, not north African. Though its ancestor is probably to be found in Persia.

[@Mike-rm3gm]

Oud is not Turkish or Mesopotamian it’s literally called “al-Oud” which is an Arabic word

[@PumkinHedGal]

Woah I’m pretty early

[@tylerphillips503]

Who cares, just watch the video