A chord-rich low end for slide harps

[IaNerd]

Want a large set of highly useful major and minor chords in the first six holes of your slide harp?  See this:  http://www.brendan-power.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=274&p=1873#p1873

[IaNerd]

Here is a much better approach than the one linked above, from the standpoint of re-tuning an existing harp.  Only five reeds need to be altered.

https://www.brendan-power.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=322

This would work on a Solo-tuned (not Orchestra-tuned) slide or non-slide harp that has either 12 or 16 holes.

[quiquearmonica]

Very interesting. I have been working on something similar a while ago. It is interesting to accompany. It costs to incorporate the scales at the beginning but it's not a big deal, you lose octaves, but you gain chords.

I think that in one of 16 the chords sound fuller than in the eighth low of one of 12.

I can not find recorded things to compare and decide. It would be necessary to develop more the technique of lingual blockade to squeeze the melodic and accordic possibilities.