Showing posts with label guitar Tunings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label guitar Tunings. Show all posts

Korg Guitar Tuners

after I posted an article about guitar tuning Korg DT7, return I explained about the guitar tuning products from Korg with pictures, that maybe after you look at the music store with just a name or model, maybe you need to know the shape and color, in order to more clearly and does not fail when you buy the goods, here are the pictures of the guitar tuning korg products

PITCHBLACK

GA1

GA40

Pitchjack

AW2

GA30

AW2U

Pitchclip

alternat guitar tuning chart

Perhaps this is the overall tone of the guitar with the names, from the tone EADBGE standards, etc., and maybe you can learn at home, here is a diagram of the guitar tuning that I found from http://www.howtotuneaguitar.org/tuning/alternate- guitar-tuning-chart /
  • Standard Guitar Tuning   E A D G B E
  • Admiral    C G D G B C
  • All Fourths   E A D G C F
  • Aug Fourths   C F# C F# C F#
  • Balalaika E    E A D E E A
  • Baritone   B E A D F# B
  • Buzzard   C F C G A# F
  • C A D G B E    C A D G B E
  • C 6       C G C G A E
  • Charango     X G C E A E
  • Cittern (1)     C F C G C D
  • Cittern (2)     C G C G C G
  • Collins    F C F Ab C F
  • Cooder     Db Ab Db F Ab Db
  • D A E A E E         D A E A E E
  • D Minor      D A D F A D
  • D Modal     D A D D A D
  • DADGAD    D A D G A D
  • Dobro     G B D G B D
  • Dropped A     A E A D G C
  • Drop D      D A D G B E
  • Double Drop D     D A D G B D
  • Face     C G D G A D
  • Four & Twenty    D A D D A D
  • Fourths    E A D G C F
  • G 6      D G D G B E
  • G Minor     D G D G Bb D
  • Iris     B D D D D D
  • Half Bent     F Bb Eb Ab C F
  • Hendrix      Eb Ab Db Gb Bb Eb
  • High Plain    D E A d G B E
  • Hot Type     A B E F# A D
  • Kaki King    C G D G A D
  • Kottke     C# F# B E G# C#
  • Layover    D A C G C E
  • Leadbelly      B E A D F# B
  • Lefty    E B G D A E
  • Lute     E A D F# B E
  • Magic Farmer    C F C G A E
  • Major Sixth      C A F# D# C A
  • Major Third      C E G# C E G#
  • Mandoguitar    C G D A E B
  • Mayfield    F# A# C# F# A# F#
  • Minor Sixth     C G# E C G# E
  • Minor Third    C D# F# A C# D#
  • Modal D    D A D G A D
  • Modal G    D G D G C D
  • Nashville     e a d G B E
  • Open A      E A C# E A E
  • Open A      E A E A C# E
  • Open C       C G C G C E 
  • Open C       C G C G C E
  • Open D       D A D F# A 
  • Open D       D A D F# A D
  • Open D Minor      D A D F A D
  • Open E        E B E G# B E
  • Open G        D G D G B D
  • Open G        D G D G B D
  • Open G Minor        D G D G A# d
  • Overtone       C E G A# C D
  • Pelican         D A D E A D
  • Pentatonic       A C D E G A
  • Processional       D G D F A A#
  • Slow Motion       D G D F C D
  • Spirit         C# A C# G# A E
  • Standard      E A D G B E
  • Tarboulton       C A# C F A# F
  • Toulouse        E C D F A D
  • Triqueen         D G D F# A B 

alternative guitar Tunings

Guitar tone is varied, not only on guitar chord, guitar tune like a standard EADGBE, also be changed for certain types of music, here is the alternative guitar Tunings
  • EADGBE : Standard guitar tuning
  • DADGAD : Traditionally used to create a Celtic or ethnic sound, this tuning has been used by many guitarists including Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin. Checkout guitarist Pierre Bensusan who has spent years perfecting DADGAD tuning for solo acoustic guitar
  • CGCGCE : Open C tuning - with the 6th string dropped down to C this gives a big dynamic range to your guitar sound
  • DADGBE : Drop D tuning - dropping the 6th string down to D is a easy way of giving adding an extra dimension to the bass strings where you can easily make octaves
  • DGDGBD : Open G tuning is a great tuning for blues guitar work. By barring the top five strings you create a major chord
  • DADFAD : D minor tuning is a rich minor tuning
  • DADF#AD : Open D tuning is a great tuning for blues or slide work
  • DGDDAE : This is a variation of a tuning used by guitarist and songwriter John Martyn (he actually uses CFCCGD). Try knocking up the 6th string to E for another variation of this modal tuning
source : chordbook.com