I'm from the Philippines and I'm a huge fan I watch your vids since 2017 .....I really want a Floyd rose guitar but I can't buy a guitar because I'm just a kid and I don't have the money
I kinda feel like this is a joke but just In case it isn’t... Drop D is essentially just tuning the low E string Down to a D. It does sound pretty dang cool though!
Peik Aschan yeah that’s what I’m saying I don’t think you can range 6 octaves on a standard set, the only way you could is if you tuned down and used thicker strings
Soundgarden also used Ostrich tuning for the song "Mind Riot." SG is famous for their many tunings, BADGBE and DGDGBC are my favorite alternate tuning from them. BADGBE isn't that weird, but they use it for 3 different songs and get pretty creative.
Converge and Mastodon use AGCFAD (Which is BADGBE tuned a step down) in many of their songs, I think Cave In also uses it pretty frequently (Albeit tuned only half a step down)
Hey man. Just listen to the Soundgarden. They got a lots of alternate tuning and so much fun to play. They used ostrich tuning on 1991 Badmotorfingers album and the song was Mind Riot. Alternate tuning, odd time signature, Chris Cornell sing and play guitar, rock and roll. What more I can say? They're legendary
Not dissimilar to New Standard, which the goal was all fifths, but the 1st string would end up breaking if you tuned it a fifth above the 2nd. Robert Fripp. Good stuff.
What about CGCGGC... Ben Howard used this tuning in his song “Old Pine.” It is a STRENGTHCHORD (or one giant power chord) I believe and it is really beautiful. You could do a lot with it I’m sure!
BullHead well, yes I rad that Zappa used altered tuning couple of times. But if comparing Zappa and SY in terms of tunings, I think SY would be a choice of mine.
I have recently grown fond of all of these tuning ideas that you wouldn't traditionally think of. When you really find these clever and creative tunings, it sounds so inspiring when you make the most out of them! Awesome here!
Oh man, you broke Steve Vai's cardinal rule, and I'm pretty sure Thurston Moore has the lone house on that block. All jokes aside, I got tingly watching this one, Tyler, awesome stuff
I was going to suggest that you need to do a dedicated video just on Shawn Lane but then you'd have to play some of his songs and I reconsidered: it would be kind of cruel for me to request you do that: man was a technique monster. He was possibly even faster and more impressive on Piano btw.
This tuning is by far the WEIRDEST. I only know of it being used in one song. Its Incinerate by Sonic Youth. The tuning goes: D# D# A# D# G g. Check it out the song slaps.
I sometimes use a really easy but weird tuning, EADGBB, the last B is just a little off from the first one to get a dissonant sound, I use it when I’m doing finger picking at Renaissance fairs, gives a sea chanty vibe
It turns out that that's the tuning used by Lou Reed for "Venus in Furs", which upon hearing it, kinda reminded me of "The End", which is another tuning (DADGBD), but same principle :)
I've been playing DACEAD for a while now, and it's brilliant. You get easy chord shapes in the low strings with using 1 or 2 fingers, while still having 2-3 fingers free for melodies on the more traditional high strings.
Ethereal: "This may be the most aptly named of all the tunings on this list." I disagree: CABBAGE is most aptly named. Not only does it spell out the tuning but everything you play in that tuning sounds like cabbage.
Here's a few I tried & use at some point: - C G D G B D - Eb A D G Bb D (Phoebe Bridgers' Smoke Signals) - E G# C# F# B Db (William FItzsimmons) - The last tuning mentioned in this clip but in Major (D A D F# A E) - E A D G B D# - E A D G B D - E A D G# B E (Julien Baker's Funeral Pyre) - D A D G B D - Bb F B Eb Bb B (band Cult Leader)
Oh man, I wanted to wait until the end of the video to suggest it because i thought DminAdd9 wasn't gonna be mentioned but here I am. I love this tuning so much. Emin7Add9 is great as well
I remember 30 years ago trying to figure out the chords on velvet underground and Nico and I could never get the freaking sound right because I had no idea what the hell he was doing.
You'd be surprised to know that Lou didn't always use Ostrich; he most of the time used standard guitar tunings. The only times he used Ostrich tuning in VU was at the final seconds of "Venus in Furs" and the whole of the song "All Tomorrow's Parties".
Have you ever done a video on Open D5 tuning (DADADD)? The only guitarist that I know of that uses this tuning is Mark Tremonti. I think this tuning is great. It can sound so beautiful but can also sound so evil.
The tuning from Skinny Love by Bon Iver is one on my favorites: e > c b < c (same octave as above) G - same D < E A > G E > C So you end up with C, G, E, G, C, C... a giant, "churchy" c-major chord. It's one of my favorites to mess around in.
*The weirdest tuning is the one you get after having your guitar in the case for a long time* Edit: I would really appreciate advise on my rock videos ;) really trying hard to get real quality, thanks in advance 👍🏼🔥
Try this awesome low tuning i've invented: A E A F# A C# (you can transpose it however you want. I tuned it in this way due to tension problems on my classic guitar. I am using this tuning all the time btw)
If you take that ostrich tuning, a bit of distortion, play a harmonic minor scale on the highest string but strumming all the other strings as well, you get a sound very very like a sitar. I learned this from fabulous blues woman; Elaine Mcelwain.
Fun Story about the Ostrich Tuning: According to the Velvet Underground drummer, Lou Reed also took the frets out of his guitar and thats what's heard on their First album, the guitar was stolen once the recording seasons ended.
Not sure if you covered this one, but Joe Beck, Frank Gambale, and Pat Metheny have all used a variation of a "Baritone Nashville" tuning. The only differences between the three players is how low or high the tuning is, but the relative tuning between the strings is the same. One example is Metheny's tuning on "Don't Know Why," (watch?v=BntNRMiI4PQ) which is A1-D2-G3-C4-E3-A3. The 3rd & 4th strings are an octave higher than they would normally be (like in Nashville tuning), and the 5th and 6th are an octave down. Super cool tuning for solo stuff, as it has a wide range. Craft guitar tuning (if you didn't cover it): C-G-D-A-E-G. All fifths except between 2 and 1. Very wide tuning that's quite versatile. California Guitar Trio. My variation of that, plus adding a David Wilcox tuning of C-G-C-G-C-E: C-G-C-G-C-F. Really versatile and great for solo stuff. I play "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" in that tuning.
@@bradylibby4889 I actually do it before changing to new strings, that's when I used it, and there's one small problem, because the high 2 strings are tuned low it's a bit hard to play past the 8th fret, because any small movement will sharpen the note.
Devin Townsend has entered the chat with his weird tuning for the song "AAA" The tuning goes as follows: A A A E A E, and it's hella unusual, but really cool tuning, in my opinion.
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What *weird* tuning would you put on this list?
I'm from the Philippines and I'm a huge fan I watch your vids since 2017 .....I really want a Floyd rose guitar but I can't buy a guitar because I'm just a kid and I don't have the money
Dexter Cabusora does that answer the question?
Ticket costs 100dollars i can't afford
Please do something for me
Drop l, also is a belcat g10t amp good for thrash
I like using this exotic Middle Eastern tuning I learned: B A G D A D
Hello uncle Ben
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA
xD
I know this is a joke but I reckon that'd actually sound pretty cool.
Joseph Tsui howdy howdy!!!!
Kinda mad that the EEEEEE tuning isn't called Dolphin tuning, but whatever.
Just start calling it that anyway. No-one’s going to stop you. Might even catch on.
Omg I get it 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Oh my goodness hahahaha
You can thank Lou Reed for naming it that
I always called it the super octave tuning
only tuning i have is the one that my old squier makes after using whammy bar
lmao
Yes😂
Too real
I feel you 😬😬😬
Nikola Pejin oh you mean Squier standard tuning.
"The reverse tuning"
tuned: E B G D A E
Isn't that just left handed?
@@3eijin nah, left handed tuning remains the same but the guitar is different
I call it "Dick Dale Tuning."
Andrew not quite because of the string gauges the pitches would be different
I just tried it and it's one of my favourite alternate tunings so far
another weird tuning: B D D D D D(the tuning that The Goo Goo Dolls used for "Iris")
He mentions that in another video that he talked about at the beginning of this video
Agree
DAEAAE is the tuning i like the most from GGD
yeyeye
Came to the comments to say just that.
me: thinks of tuning my guitar to one of these
>proceeds to do so
>string breaks
>fretboard snaps and stabs me in the chest
You have to use special sets of strings
@@reubenshiflet Thank you mister obvious..
@@Staminist-MMF-80 just trying to be helpful...
@@reubenshiflet That's the joke
Le Bob sorry bro you’re gonna find annoying people here
heard about this super crazy rare new tuning called “drop D”, don’t know much about it but it sounds cool, should include that in your next video man
I kinda feel like this is a joke but just In case it isn’t... Drop D is essentially just tuning the low E string Down to a D. It does sound pretty dang cool though!
@@mnkeeper0611 it *is* a joke
@@mnkeeper0611 there is no possible scenario in which this wouldn't be a joke
Wow
@Rock God I figured it was a joke. Maybe he’s new to guitar... but if that’s the case why would he be watching a video on advanced tunings😂😂😂
If I had a dollar for every PRS you have, I’d be able to buy a PRS.
PRS main intensifies
Lol
Lol
E E E E E E tuning should actually have been the 'Sexy (6E) tuning'
Clever
Good one
0:41Tritone Tuning
2:14 Ethereal Tuning
3:28 CABBAGE
4:20 The Ostrich Tuning
5:32 Diminished(add9) Tuning
“Out Of Tune” Tuning
It Really Doesn’t Matter, All your strings are slightly Sharp Or Flat
basically Pantera tuning where mainly E is tuned between E flat and E
@@fadetoblackened4407 E half-flat
FadeToBlackened they’re guitar is d standard most of the time tuning is 440 Hz they tuned in 430 Hz
Out of tuning is Larry LaLonde of Primus
@@dakotabunch1463 I think you mean E flat.
The weirdest tunning is the one when your little sister messes with all the tuning pegs
Facts
It sounds good af
Alternatively: your girlfriend.
usually that ends up with a missing string
Or your kids, your GF’s kids, or even your 58 year old brother’s 5 year old kid...
The tuning I learned after leaving my wife and kids: BAD DAD
Ichika Nito makes every tuning nice
I’ve always wanted to use a tuning of only one note, all different octaves, never figured out the way to do it
If u have a clip on tuner you can just tune them all it’s pretty easy but with g b e have to be a higher but still the same note
John Lemon yeah I know how to tune it but I was trying to make each string an octave apart and I couldn’t do it
Braydon Nix I don’t think its physically possible to do that on a guitar just because you can’t get the highest notes without like 1 gauge strings
Soundgarden-Mind Riot
Peik Aschan yeah that’s what I’m saying I don’t think you can range 6 octaves on a standard set, the only way you could is if you tuned down and used thicker strings
Soundgarden also used Ostrich tuning for the song "Mind Riot."
SG is famous for their many tunings, BADGBE and DGDGBC are my favorite alternate tuning from them.
BADGBE isn't that weird, but they use it for 3 different songs and get pretty creative.
Drop that B even further down to an A and you got some interesting potential. I have a song in a version of that
Didn't Tool used the BADGBe as well?
Converge and Mastodon use AGCFAD (Which is BADGBE tuned a step down) in many of their songs, I think Cave In also uses it pretty frequently (Albeit tuned only half a step down)
@@k_m.a.a.d_1399 "Stacked Actors" by Foo Fighters uses AADGBE
@@cannibalcurd7414 Yeah, they used it on Prison Sex. They used BEDGBE on Parabol and Parabola.
Thank God for weird tunings! Otherwise there would be no 'Rain Song' by Led Zeppelin!
Kashmir tho
I know. It is a pain to play though. Not even a hard song. I just don’t want to tune the gutar
Isn't when the levee breaks in a weird tuning?
Or Black Mountain Side
Music is Win: the sounds of hell!
Proceeds to play random prog rock riff.
Yeah
Oh, bro, that Tritone tunning sounds amazing and so heavy.
*Ichika Nito has entered the chat*
Edit: He just mentioned him lol
His channel has became the one place for weird tunings
*cabbage*
Hey man. Just listen to the Soundgarden. They got a lots of alternate tuning and so much fun to play. They used ostrich tuning on 1991 Badmotorfingers album and the song was Mind Riot.
Alternate tuning, odd time signature, Chris Cornell sing and play guitar, rock and roll. What more I can say? They're legendary
I did a tuning where each ascending string was a perfect fifth above the previous string. It went A E B F# C# G#
Not dissimilar to New Standard, which the goal was all fifths, but the 1st string would end up breaking if you tuned it a fifth above the 2nd. Robert Fripp. Good stuff.
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@@galladebutcooler8645 And I like Robert Fripp, so full circle.
This sounds sick, I need to try this
Just Superunknown in general.. almost every song is in a different tuning
What about CGCGGC... Ben Howard used this tuning in his song “Old Pine.” It is a STRENGTHCHORD (or one giant power chord) I believe and it is really beautiful. You could do a lot with it I’m sure!
Wouldn’t it need 3 different notes in order to be a C major chord?
@@error-dc2ox yes because only c and g means the tuning is essentially a huge powerchord
Condemned782 STRENGTHCHORD
@error #404 True... I guess it isn’t a C chord as @Condemned782 said it is like a giant power chord😜
Well, that's a huuuuge power chord
We all could agree, that the pioneers of weird tunings are Sonic Youth.
Yepp
So weird!
100 percent agree
Them and American football
BullHead well, yes I rad that Zappa used altered tuning couple of times. But if comparing Zappa and SY in terms of tunings, I think SY would be a choice of mine.
lmao I wasn't expecting to see the D A D F A E tuning in this vid. That's my favorite tuning to play in because of Opeth 🤘😂
The entire Sonic Youth discography is now laughing at your face
Simon Dragani Indeed!
EEBBBB/EEBBBE the tuning used in many of the best Soundgarden Songs (My Wave, The Day I Tried To Live, Been Away Too Long, etc).
Max EEBBBB for Kim EEBBBE for Chris
My Wave isn’t in standard??!!
#6 - Drop ö - the tuning for bröötal Djönts
Drop Æ
this has to be said in a scottish accent i cant imagine it any other way
I have recently grown fond of all of these tuning ideas that you wouldn't traditionally think of. When you really find these clever and creative tunings, it sounds so inspiring when you make the most out of them! Awesome here!
A lot of Soundgarden songs are tuned EEBBBB, which allows for songs like “My Wave” to be played simultaneously in Em and B Mixolydian.
Harrison Myers my favourite song The Day I Tried to Live use the same tuning
Been away too long uses that too
Ichika will know about weird tunings
3:30
This could have been on the soundtrack for the game Diablo. It's got that Tristram kind of feel.
The 5 weirdest tunings. Also known as The Last Coldplay Album
Chris Cornell’s “Seasons” from the Singles soundtrack:
F-F-C-C-C-F
So awesome
Oh man, you broke Steve Vai's cardinal rule, and I'm pretty sure Thurston Moore has the lone house on that block. All jokes aside, I got tingly watching this one, Tyler, awesome stuff
What is Steve Vai's cardinal rule?
@@smorrow I'm also curious
Me as well
Tune your guitar, to standard tuning, as often as possible
describes the definition of ethereal etherealithicly, and then proceeds playing an ethereal tuning in an ethereal manor. how ethereal.
Very ethereal of you to say that
Ghost Reveries is actually the album, try the Opeth song Ghost of Perdition from that album to hear DADFAE tuning.
Thank you sir, you're doing the good work for the people.
AAAAAA tuning - it... it screams.
Good luck tuning the high e string three steps up
DDDDDD tuning. It stutters
@@karol_w-cc6zq Just tune it 3 and a half steps down
@@joshualessore7652 FFFFFF tuning, it blows
The four dislikes are from people who don’t have fingers
...?
Imagine having fingers tho
@Ya Boi Henry Sadly 😔
@Can I get 250 subscribers before the end of July? With their nose
I really enjoyed the use of the slide with the ostrich tuning. A really fascinating wailing.
I was going to suggest that you need to do a dedicated video just on Shawn Lane but then you'd have to play some of his songs and I reconsidered: it would be kind of cruel for me to request you do that: man was a technique monster.
He was possibly even faster and more impressive on Piano btw.
A cool tuning I came up with recently was B, Fb, Cb, Gb, B, Cb. And for bass I play on a 7 string bass tuned in Cb, E, Gb, Cb, Fb, B, E.
YES THE ETHEREAL TUNING YES FINALLY I NEED MORE SONGS WITH THAT TUNING THANK YOU
I like how your shirt blends with the light coming through your blinds hitting the back wall.
My favorite alternate tuning I discovered was popularized by Third Eye Blind and used in Wounded
DADEAC#
the way you giggled when you said @1:44 "essentially eliminating our need to think", I just knew it would be good.
There's a song from Coldplay called '42' which uses FFFFFF tuning. Coldplay used to play with lots of crazy tunings back in the 2000s
The rain song tuning: D G C G C D used by Jimmy page on 'the rain song'
Great video! Your PRS collection is the greatest
This tuning is by far the WEIRDEST. I only know of it being used in one song. Its Incinerate by Sonic Youth. The tuning goes: D# D# A# D# G g. Check it out the song slaps.
Bro I just wanna say I absolutely love that black PRS you used on the D minor add9 tuning
I sometimes use a really easy but weird tuning, EADGBB, the last B is just a little off from the first one to get a dissonant sound, I use it when I’m doing finger picking at Renaissance fairs, gives a sea chanty vibe
It turns out that that's the tuning used by Lou Reed for "Venus in Furs", which upon hearing it, kinda reminded me of "The End", which is another tuning (DADGBD), but same principle :)
I've been playing DACEAD for a while now, and it's brilliant. You get easy chord shapes in the low strings with using 1 or 2 fingers, while still having 2-3 fingers free for melodies on the more traditional high strings.
Ethereal: "This may be the most aptly named of all the tunings on this list." I disagree: CABBAGE is most aptly named. Not only does it spell out the tuning but everything you play in that tuning sounds like cabbage.
@phantom kraut.
Here's a few I tried & use at some point:
- C G D G B D
- Eb A D G Bb D (Phoebe Bridgers' Smoke Signals)
- E G# C# F# B Db (William FItzsimmons)
- The last tuning mentioned in this clip but in Major (D A D F# A E)
- E A D G B D#
- E A D G B D
- E A D G# B E (Julien Baker's Funeral Pyre)
- D A D G B D
- Bb F B Eb Bb B (band Cult Leader)
I just want to shout out opeth!!! They have a song in DADFAE and a song in AADGBE
What are the song names? He said ghost reveries but that's an album... unless he means ghosts of perdition?
@@Woahbro69420 Ghost of PEridition is in DADFAE, yes. idk about the whole album tho
@@Woahbro69420 The whole album is in DADFAE, but Ghost of perdition is a good start. Sorceress is the one in AADGBE
Dope, thx everyone
@@Henriktranoy Beneath the Mire, Atonement, and Hours of Wealth are all in E standard
3:17 that part made me shiver
GHOST REVERIES ISN’T A SONG IT’S AN ALBUM
I think he meant to say Ghost of Perdition lol
ᛟᚦᚨᛚᚨ Yeah but the whole album or almost all of it uses that tuning I’m pretty sure
Oh man, I wanted to wait until the end of the video to suggest it because i thought DminAdd9 wasn't gonna be mentioned but here I am. I love this tuning so much. Emin7Add9 is great as well
I remember 30 years ago trying to figure out the chords on velvet underground and Nico and I could never get the freaking sound right because I had no idea what the hell he was doing.
You'd be surprised to know that Lou didn't always use Ostrich; he most of the time used standard guitar tunings. The only times he used Ostrich tuning in VU was at the final seconds of "Venus in Furs" and the whole of the song "All Tomorrow's Parties".
So glad you did the DmAdd9 tuning. My favorite variation of that is a Dm7Add9 tuning, with a C instead of an A on the B string
Have you ever done a video on Open D5 tuning (DADADD)? The only guitarist that I know of that uses this tuning is Mark Tremonti. I think this tuning is great. It can sound so beautiful but can also sound so evil.
You're such an amazing guitarist and you deserve all the success you have earned. Keep kicking ass bro!
The true weirdest tuning is whats left after I try to tune by ear
3:41 Tritone tuning: Am i a joke to you?
C G C G C D, a really cool acoustic sound 👌
The tuning from Skinny Love by Bon Iver is one on my favorites:
e > c
b < c (same octave as above)
G - same
D < E
A > G
E > C
So you end up with C, G, E, G, C, C... a giant, "churchy" c-major chord. It's one of my favorites to mess around in.
Want weird tunings, just listen to any Sonic youth record. That's their specialty
When you spelled out the last tuning, I was so waiting like "D...A...D...F...A yeeah and....E *ARGH NO!* " 😄
*The weirdest tuning is the one you get after having your guitar in the case for a long time*
Edit: I would really appreciate advise on my rock videos ;) really trying hard to get real quality, thanks in advance 👍🏼🔥
Not if it’s a Telecaster!
Try this awesome low tuning i've invented: A E A F# A C# (you can transpose it however you want. I tuned it in this way due to tension problems on my classic guitar. I am using this tuning all the time btw)
I was going to say CABBAGE but you already covered that so here is EGABBAC
If you take that ostrich tuning, a bit of distortion, play a harmonic minor scale on the highest string but strumming all the other strings as well, you get a sound very very like a sitar. I learned this from fabulous blues woman; Elaine Mcelwain.
Stephen Stills uses EEEEBE on “Carry on”, which sounds like a got dang freight train.
I was just wondering what tuning that was today
And suite: Judy blue eyes
Suite Judy Blue Eyes was the first Stills song to use that tuning
I LOVE THIS CHANNEL CAUSE I KEEP FINDING THINGS LIKE THIS TO HAVE FUN WITH WOOOO
I use open Csus2 for some tasty heavy music, CGCGCD. Devin townsend uses this as well.
Isn't that just open Csus2?
@@jacobjallen2620 could be i never learn my theory
Jorrik Kerdijk yeah dude that’s just a csus2. I don’t know where you got the idea that it was a minor chord
@@owem6511 changed it
That ostrich tuning demonstration is one of the prettiest things I’ve ever heard played.
yeah, think i'll stuck with my standard/drop d
I play a bunch in CmAdd9 so its dope to see other applications of that family of tunings.
I Like This Sound...
Awesome
Very interesting those different tunnings. Probably a lot more too. This is the first I've heard about on guitar teaching. Thanks.
How about Pearl Jam's Daughter tuning? G G D G B D
jerico pineda That’s just an Open G tuning, I’m pretty sure. It’s the same tuning Keith Richards uses with the addition of the thickest string.
Alter Bridge has some good songs to practice open G with “Watch Over You”, “In Loving Memory”, and “Wonderful Life” but it’s D-G-D-G-B-D
Bad to the Bone by George Thorogood uses the same tuning
4:32 Sounds like somethin Sonic Youth would do.
"Parabola" Tuning: BEDGBe. LOL. XD.
Fun Story about the Ostrich Tuning: According to the Velvet Underground drummer, Lou Reed also took the frets out of his guitar and thats what's heard on their First album, the guitar was stolen once the recording seasons ended.
2:58 ICHIKA NITO
Well I know an alternate tuning as well, I don’t know what it’s called but it’s C G C G G E. It’s from the song Burden in my Hand by Soundgarden
1. Any Nick Drake tuning
CGCFCE ;)
7:25 I always heard this tuning the negative, aggressive, sad way, and you made it like a positive and happy, hopeful sound
2:47 that sounds like a dimebag solo
Now I feel compelled to go rewatch Charles Berthoud's video exploring weird tunings. Away I go!
At this point this guy has just become a walking prs advert😳
Not sure if you covered this one, but Joe Beck, Frank Gambale, and Pat Metheny have all used a variation of a "Baritone Nashville" tuning. The only differences between the three players is how low or high the tuning is, but the relative tuning between the strings is the same. One example is Metheny's tuning on "Don't Know Why," (watch?v=BntNRMiI4PQ) which is A1-D2-G3-C4-E3-A3. The 3rd & 4th strings are an octave higher than they would normally be (like in Nashville tuning), and the 5th and 6th are an octave down. Super cool tuning for solo stuff, as it has a wide range.
Craft guitar tuning (if you didn't cover it): C-G-D-A-E-G. All fifths except between 2 and 1. Very wide tuning that's quite versatile. California Guitar Trio.
My variation of that, plus adding a David Wilcox tuning of C-G-C-G-C-E: C-G-C-G-C-F. Really versatile and great for solo stuff. I play "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" in that tuning.
there's a tuning I came up with to sound like the 5 notes Japanese scale it's (from lowest to highest)
D G D# G A A#
Do you need to change to different strings for this?
@@bradylibby4889 I actually do it before changing to new strings, that's when I used it, and there's one small problem, because the high 2 strings are tuned low it's a bit hard to play past the 8th fret, because any small movement will sharpen the note.
one of my faves FACGCE ive only seen it used once but i use it to write songs all the time
There's this weird tuning E A D G B E. Have you ever heard of it?
Em11 tuning
There's this even weirder and more obscure tuning called DADGBE
@@Wind-nj5xz Nah. I'd actually heard of that tuning before I heard of EADGBE
Devin Townsend has entered the chat with his weird tuning for the song "AAA"
The tuning goes as follows: A A A E A E, and it's hella unusual, but really cool tuning, in my opinion.
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