Tuning For Your Vocal Range 2 I have found that tuning lower on vintage guitars, especially those that have no truss rod in their neck, can be beneficial. Possibly the guitar is not so tight, and it allows the body to vibrate better. Additionally, if you play a duet with a person in standard key of E, tuning down to low Spanish Tuning (515135) on the second guitar can offer some interesting tonal qualities. Low Spanish Tuning Key of E: youtube/watch?v=j_kdlh8Fe-Q&feature=share&list=PL8CCC454EB3731DC5 Low Vestapol Tuning Key of B: youtube/watch?v=dEUkY6TUzxY&feature=share&list=PL83574E41D0FD541E Also consider using a capo. Some people call these "cheaters". Mainly because when transposing a song into another key, that requires different chords, the capo simply changes the key easier. Although, this is not really the case. The capo is used to raise the pitch of the instrument. As in this example, my Open G Tuned CBG is now in the key of B flat. I like how the tone resembles an old 78 RPM recording. youtu.be/fN_31o3PAYw
Posted on: Sat, 20 Jul 2013 15:05:50 +0000
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