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question: are there any advantages to playing drop tunings aside from extending the range a tad more? i know there are a lot of noobs that like to use them to play power chords with one finger as if they weren't easy enough already. (not a shot at anyone here for using them. i know nothing of your skills.)
question: are there any advantages to playing drop tunings aside from extending the range a tad more? i know there are a lot of noobs that like to use them to play power chords with one finger as if they weren't easy enough already. (not a shot at anyone here for using them. i know nothing of your skills.)
Ask bulb, The way he (and i) use it is to have the ability of playing wider and bigger chords, bulb also uses Bb Standard with his 6th dropped to C# for the same purposes, check his song Racecar, it's in that tuning.
as of meMy 7th normally lays around in Drop G# for the reasons i stated above, also something i call Double Drop F# (which is provitional until i get an 8, but basicly it's the same drop G# with the 6th dropped to C# and the 7th Dropped to F#, amazingly huge and dissonant chords
) on my 6 strings i never stay still on a tuning
but the one i gravitate the most around is Drop C#...i don't know i like it the most
when i'm on a 6 i do Open G, An Open E Variant ( E A E E A E ), Standard Eb with the 6th Dropped to G# for octave djenting wankage
, Drop C, Drop B, Standard D for DEATH Covers
, Rarely E and Eb Standard since i find that it limits my playing style greatly
, Also Standard D with the 6th dropped to A and many more
the only thing i know is that if i ever tour with my ''project'', i'll be a pain in the pain of the ass to have all those guitar tuned to all that
.
Ask bulb, The way he (and i) use it is to have the ability of playing wider and bigger chords, bulb also uses Bb Standard with his 6th dropped to C# for the same purposes, check his song Racecar, it's in that tuning.
as of meMy 7th normally lays around in Drop G# for the reasons i stated above, also something i call Double Drop F# (which is provitional until i get an 8, but basicly it's the same drop G# with the 6th dropped to C# and the 7th Dropped to F#, amazingly huge and dissonant chords
) on my 6 strings i never stay still on a tuning
but the one i gravitate the most around is Drop C#...i don't know i like it the most
when i'm on a 6 i do Open G, An Open E Variant ( E A E E A E ), Standard Eb with the 6th Dropped to G# for octave djenting wankage
, Drop C, Drop B, Standard D for DEATH Covers
, Rarely E and Eb Standard since i find that it limits my playing style greatly
, Also Standard D with the 6th dropped to A and many more
the only thing i know is that if i ever tour with my ''project'', i'll be a pain in the pain of the ass to have all those guitar tuned to all that
.
I always tune in 4ths.
B E A D G C F on my standard 7