Open E Tuning Stresses Guitar? - The Acoustic Guitar Forum
2012年1月18日 · Yes, open D tuning and capo 2 is the same as open E. This is what I do instead of using open E. If you use light gauge strings, tuning to open E shouldn't be that hard on most guitars (presuming they can handle a full set of medium strings). You 're tuning two strings up a full step and one up a half step.
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2009年12月16日 · What are the triads associated with the diad in the tab above? They are E, A, Bm and E. To get sound of the chordal riff, play these chords on the highest three strings (in standard tuning). By playing the higher strings, you can hear the sound of the flatted third(D) in the Bm chord which IS the flatted 7th of the E chord. Open E –The I ...
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2005年2月28日 · Standard tuning is EADGBE. Open D is DADF#AD and open E is EBEG#BE (same relative tuning as D but one whole step higher). As you can see, open E tuning requires tuning the A string up to B, the D up to E and the G up to G#. All of this increases string tension, and isn't really neccessary.
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2011年5月27日 · But don't tune your acoustic guitar to open E - to much stress. Just tune to open D and then put a nice capo on the second fret. I do tune my electric guitars to open E and open A, rather than open D and open G. I use very light strings on my electrics with an unwound G string and tuning them down actually makes the strings to loose for me.
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2014年3月17日 · Tuning to open E requires you tune the 3, 4, and 5 strings UP to make an E chord. Tuning to open D requires you tune the 1, 2, 3, and 6 strings DOWN to make a D chord. Capoing at the 2nd fret gives you an E chord. I'd recommend tuning to D and capoing. _____
Leaving guitar in open E tuning? - The Acoustic Guitar Forum
2007年11月11日 · I am currently working on Little Martha by Duane Allman and it is in open E tuning. I was wondering if it would be ok to leave my guitar like this while I learn the song, or if I should retune it to standard when I am done practicing each day. I have Elixir nanoweb lights (.012-.053), but I just wanted to make sure I wouldn't warp or break ...
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2018年10月1日 · Sure, you can leave the guitar in an open E tuning. A lot will depend on what string gauges you use. You can dial this in precisely by consulting string tension charts, like the one that D’Addario has online, or you can do it by just trying different strings and seeing which gauges seem to feel and sound the best.
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2018年7月15日 · This is a wonderful song in Open E tuning. I would urge beginners to give it a try - if you've already learned the basics, and can manage a few single string hammer ons and pull offs, you won't find this one too challenging. The Open E tuning just sounds so full and wonderful. Had fun with this one this afternoon - hope someone else enjoys it.
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2013年7月21日 · Open e tuning... PLAY and Write. The Acoustic Guitar Forum > General Acoustic Guitar and Amplification Discussion > PLAY and Write
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2014年1月22日 · The bluegrass strings 12-56 are absolutely ideal for open C or Open B if your saddle has enough slant and compensation but I think I remember possibly Bob Brozman talking about a quasi-baritone tuning but still using standard D'Adarrio lights, and someone in another forum who wrote for Guitarist magazine telling me his setup and string gauges ...