That seems like an open Bb tuning, as goofy as that is. Eb wasn't dropped down a whole step, and F was raised a whole step from Eb. Both should be C#.View attachment 31051
I know it e flat, but with a tuned up f?
I use a similar tuning but I drop the g a semi....I've called it my f sharp tuning for years..... beautiful harmonics. And cool barre voicings.
F# A D F# B E
Very fun, sounds heavy AF too with chugs
The tab's odd tuning seems like a sort of strange tuning. Now I'm doubting my prior statement (mostly because I tend to refer to "Eb" as D# these days).To which tuning are you referring? Oops....so are you saying the tab is wrong?
Or are you just thinking out loud?
@la szum would know.....but he is out for a bit ....so I'll wait to see what he has to say I suppose.
I would assume drop d flat/c# as well ..but I do some silly stuff sometimes too!
A# to C# is a minor third. Anyways, I'm not sure what tab it is you're looking at, but just scanning this one seems pretty decent.It's like a perfect fifth type tuning, I believe...or a simple variation of
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Sure @Ed DeGenaro could weigh in...maybe dumb it down for the music dyslexic
With this known.....that makes the pedal a flat in the verse.....like a harmonically related choice....right?
I was working under the assumption it's in b flat minor...sorryA# to C# is a minor third. Anyways, I'm not sure what tab it is you're looking at, but just scanning this one seems pretty decent.
Also thanks.....the tab is part of the confusion...the other is me not noticing the a flat up 2 semi tones to b flat......sorry ...I'm a little slow ..... musical dyslexia.A# to C# is a minor third. Anyways, I'm not sure what tab it is you're looking at, but just scanning this one seems pretty decent.
