String Bass Alternate Tuning at Dora Hubbard blog

String Bass Alternate Tuning. Drop c and c# tuning primarily. The 3 most common tunings i've seen are 4ths tunings (i.e. Most other stringed instruments, including cello, violin, viola, mandolin and tenor banjo, are tuned in fifths: So educate yourself and decide carefully. Standard, and any transposition of standard), drop tunings (drop d, and any. I use dr neons, mainly. Basses (and the bottom four strings of guitars) are tuned in fourths, which means that each string is four semitones apart. From there you might even drop the b to an a or. Fwiw, i got my 125g down to g#. And if you play with others, talk to your bandmates to make sure you’re all on the same page (tuning) before you do anything drastic! Hey guys, thinking about a squier bass vi but i'm wondering if anyone has ever experimented with alternate baritone tunings. 120, 100, 80, 60, will probably do well.

From there you might even drop the b to an a or. Most other stringed instruments, including cello, violin, viola, mandolin and tenor banjo, are tuned in fifths: And if you play with others, talk to your bandmates to make sure you’re all on the same page (tuning) before you do anything drastic! I use dr neons, mainly. So educate yourself and decide carefully. Standard, and any transposition of standard), drop tunings (drop d, and any. Hey guys, thinking about a squier bass vi but i'm wondering if anyone has ever experimented with alternate baritone tunings. Basses (and the bottom four strings of guitars) are tuned in fourths, which means that each string is four semitones apart. The 3 most common tunings i've seen are 4ths tunings (i.e. Fwiw, i got my 125g down to g#.

Bass Guitar Tuning Guide How to Tune Bass Guitars Sweetwater

String Bass Alternate Tuning 120, 100, 80, 60, will probably do well. From there you might even drop the b to an a or. The 3 most common tunings i've seen are 4ths tunings (i.e. Standard, and any transposition of standard), drop tunings (drop d, and any. Drop c and c# tuning primarily. I use dr neons, mainly. Most other stringed instruments, including cello, violin, viola, mandolin and tenor banjo, are tuned in fifths: Hey guys, thinking about a squier bass vi but i'm wondering if anyone has ever experimented with alternate baritone tunings. And if you play with others, talk to your bandmates to make sure you’re all on the same page (tuning) before you do anything drastic! 120, 100, 80, 60, will probably do well. So educate yourself and decide carefully. Basses (and the bottom four strings of guitars) are tuned in fourths, which means that each string is four semitones apart. Fwiw, i got my 125g down to g#.