Chords for Jim Stubblefield Demonstrates a Digital Tanpura by Raagini and Plays Along on Classical Guitar

This is a digital tampora from India by a company called Ragini.
And it takes a ton of batteries, but it also has a _ SMPS power supply.
And it's pretty fun. _ _
You can get that nice drone.
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_ _ _ And I can change keys.
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I can change the EQ.
I can add a little more low end.
They have it called Ladies and Gents.
So for gents, it's like bass.
You can't really hear it.
_ And then you can also fine tune the pitch.
And you can even change the tempo, the arpeggiation. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ So it's fun.
You can work on some modal stuff.
And you don't need to hire a tampora player.
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So this is an example of kind of using this John McLaughlin influence of cross picking,
using open strings and playing against the drone.
It's an Incendio song called Mysterio.
So this is kind of the main riff. _ _ _ _ _
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[F] _ [E] _ _ [B] _ _ _ [E] So that kind of thing. _ _ _ _ _ _ _