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coldbrightsunlight wrote:I've tried the same idea as Nashville tuning on a few recordings by putting a capo on the 12th fret and doubling guitar parts/playing high open chords, but obviously this isn't the same as actually having a guitar strung properly for the tuning. So in short yeah I'd also really like to try it
coldbrightsunlight wrote:Yeah tuning the e and b up an octave is just not possible on a guitar I don't think? The gauge of strings you'd need to make the tension manageable would be hair thin and not usable as strings.
Glad you're enjoying it! I don't think many people use it for playing a lot of single notes as far as I know. But chords sound beautiful
MrNovember wrote:coldbrightsunlight wrote:Yeah tuning the e and b up an octave is just not possible on a guitar I don't think? The gauge of strings you'd need to make the tension manageable would be hair thin and not usable as strings.
Glad you're enjoying it! I don't think many people use it for playing a lot of single notes as far as I know. But chords sound beautiful
Yeah I probably could have figured that out myself had I actually done any thinking about the string tensions, but I just grabbed a set of the D'Addario Nashville strings, slapped them on, then got confused when I got to the b string
VREEEEVROOOOOW wrote:I like the sound of McGuinn's HD-7 which has a double G-string where the extra string is G₄. Sounds like a 12-string. Should work well for twee sounds and that.
repoman wrote:I want to hear Nashville tuning on a 12 string.
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