Guitar Strings of the Day _G to Double G's NuNu_The Goldfish: Dropped B, Semitone or C/G/C/F.G/C, with the double G's. However you play your guitar for your faves vibes, and how you tune your guitar, with or without the capo,link your best songs played in these tunings, and see what is best for your playing style. There are some rock songs out there that are played in the E flat tuning. This bring the guitar down half a step and also releases the tension on the strings. Which when you are a beginner guitar player, can be a bit easier on your fingers, whistle you are learning, and it doesn't sound to bad either. Some songs cannot be played unless tuned down and these can be songs that are primarily played with the use of open chords. So here are some songs that have been found, that as a beginner you might want to look into, if you like this type of tuning. 21st May Saturday Night 9pm US time, we will throw together a playlist you can listen to these tunes, and see how you like the different tunings. So we can generate some more string buzz about this topic. Hope all you musicians can contribute to this, and chat more than the G Strings. I look forward to seeing you all. Check yas all on the flip side of the record.  (Edited by NuNu_The Goldfish) NuNu_The Goldfish: Dropped B Extreme - More Than Words (Official Music Video) Extreme's music was never easy to classify, since it rarely confined itself to heavy metal, hard rock, or pop, however when a Contemporary Pop/Rock band pulls out a ballad such as "More Than Words" you can really appreciate the melodies In their song writing. Played in G Major, the guitar is tuned down half step, and you can appreciate the beautiful, love melodies in this song. G/Cadd9/Am7/C/D/Em. (Edited by NuNu_The Goldfish) NuNu_The Goldfish: https://www.acousticguitarforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=593103 This is a thread to help you along in seeing how songs are tuned down and what types of emotes are being felt around this type of tuning. But I am no expert, so gladly appreciate others opinions on this one. Ta NuNu_The Goldfish: Guns N' Roses - Patience Written by Izzy Stradlin, this song starts out in the open G chord and is a great song for beginners. Whilst primarily in the G chord, it starts out with Axl hooting his horn to a whistling melodies to carry through the intro of the song. A lovely little rock ballad that people all over will still recognize from the Intro whistling, or the strums of the guitar. Classic little rock diddy. C/G/A/D/Em/Dsus2/Dsus4/D/f#, NuNu_The Goldfish: Buddy Holly - Everyday uddy Holly's song which can also be recognized everywhere is starting out in the D Chord. Holly plays acoustic guitar; drummer Jerry Allison slaps his knees for percussion; Joe B. Mauldin plays a standup acoustic bass;[3] A celesta, which is a keyboard instrument with a glockenspiel-like tone, is also used in the recording Which the percussion slap brings with it a type of happy upbeat tune, that you can click your fingers along too. D/G/A7/D7/C/F/Bb/A. (Capo 1st Fret) NuNu_The Goldfish: Creedence Clearwater Revival: Fortunate Son Credence Clearwater Revivial, one of the rock'n'roll bands that epitomized Rebellious tunes of the 60's and 70's. So most will remember this tune as a type of counter-culture, though listen to the tune, outside of what is is meant to be about and appreciate the his angry, throaty vocals sound of John Fogerty where he is emoting the song with the song’s catchy guitar licks and energetic drumming. G/F/C/C7/D/E/A7/B/A. NuNu_The Goldfish: Playlist for Saturday Jamming Sesson 21st May, 9pm Est - US. Tuned down songs. Come along and listen, and see what you think of this tuning. YouTube Check you on the flip side.  | Music Chat Room 22 People Chatting Similar Conversations |
