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Hey there, Steve here. Here are some beautiful chords in DAEAC#E tuning and a DAEAC#E chord progression for you to learn.
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Sounds like memories of a late night snowstorm. Bringing me back to different times
This is the next tuning I wanna work on, after being in standard for all my life I finally dived into FACGCE and have been loving it
I’m in the same boat man, I can’t believe I’ve been so blind to these beautiful tunings
how do i tune it differently?
Same here. I’m self taught for the most part- and for the past 15 years I’ve just stuck to standard- and drop D, and was always intimidated by alternate tunings because my theory is shaky, but I’m branching out finally and finding all these cool new sounds I can make but I’ll always be the most comfortable in standard- i know where everything is and how it works haha
@@azariahsimpson709 for this tuning- youre gonna tune your low E to D, keep the A where it is, Tune The D to E, Tune the G to A, The B to C#, and keep the high E where it is.
You can either use a tuner app that has alternating tuning modes and choose daec#e but those you usually have to pay for- or you can find a free app or tuner that has manual mode or pitch tones- sometimes find it easiest if you have a piano or keyboard handy to just match the tones to that by ear.
@@roundPrincedo it! I’ve been playing solely on alt tunings now for about 2 years and wish I started sooner but it always seemed like it would be learning guitar over again and didn’t wanna have to constantly change tuning and set ups but now I got a guitar for each of my 3 most used tunings to keep it simple
This tuning is wonderful! Most of my guitars tend to stay in this tuning.
holy fuck this tone is phenomenal
He is the master of tone
This has to be one of the most beautiful guitar tones I've ever heard - simply breathtaking 🥹
easily my favorite tuning to play in. so fun and easy to noodle around and write midwest emo riffs
My prs stays in this tuning, it’s so angelic and relaxing
Love it!!
One of my favs
I just took my Tele to test that riff and God this is soo good... I would love to get the tab! I will try to do it by hear then
Super dope man
Sounds like a covet song, nice!
My fav tuning... it twinkles AF !
Reminds me of Waking up Never Felt so Dizzy by Marietta. Love it
My 70s Tele is permanently tuned to DAEAC#E
Best tuning
Do you play the same chord shapes and they sound 'better' or do you have to learn different shapes on these tunings?
@@patientswim6888 Mostly different chord shapes. What I did to learn it was play around on the pentatonic and figure out shapes based on hearing. Though I'm not vey well familiar with much theory I'm sure would make learning it much easier
@@fendertelecaster8409 hey thanks for responding, appreciate your insight
Great
I just uploaded my first riff in this tuning, but I feel like I have trouble structuring songs. It would be really helpful to see a tutorial on song structure, specifically for math rock/midwest emo. It's hard for me to write a part for a particular section, like writing a chorus vs a verse for some reason. Pop songs are really easy for me to quickly identify the sections, but for whatever reason it's harder for me with more mathy stuff. Thanks for all your tips!
I'm not a musician, but I have a weird mind that likes to think in patterns, and in researching music (particularly intervals and tunings) and then doing a bit of "math" I'm curious about something. DAE-CGD low-high (with the C lower than the E, however) tuning for guitar. Two sets of perfect fifths, offset/overlapped by a major third, with both the lowest and highest strings being the same note, but several octaves apart, for parity.
Damn sounds so nice I’d love some riffs in open d/ open c# probably my favourite emo tuning
this sounds like something ive known all my life
Hey man, great content! I was wondering how to do the little finger riff you did at the beginning? I know this video is over a year old now but I would really appreciate it if you could help me out.
this sounds like a really cool anime opening !!!
First bit sounds like Hole - Malibu but janglemo
DAEAC#E is my standard tuning
Your camera is so crispy! Which one do you use?
Nice indie jrock song 👌
'sometimes jealous for not investing on a telecaster instead of a strat
beautiful tele... what model?
Dat joint tasty bruh lol
this is so pretty
Yo, love your playing, what's the model of your guitar ? Looks a lot like the mij international colors
What is the outro song?
It's a shame that EADGBE is the dominant tuning taught. There is so much more potential for innovation if other tunings became mainstream.
Honestly this. I think a lot more people would continue playing instead of giving up if this was the accepted norm. Learning other tunings first really helped me click into learning standard which I just couldn’t enjoy.
chord names relative to capo?
Beautiful AF = As FACGCE
which bands use this tuning?
Tiny Moving Parts, Algernon Cadwallader, Stars Hollow, Sleepy Dog, etc.
Covet, I think.
the song “snake eyes” by aries uses this tuning
Hybrid ii telecaster?
American special FSR telecaster. 👍
@@LetsTalkAboutMathRock I see looks just like the forest blue hybrid ii telecaster.
Love the dark fretboard on this one. 🤙
Bruh that chord progression is so sweet, i need to learn guitar
Thank you!
Why ?
ok, i stole it)
Now to get a capo... Meh.