Open C tuning
Добавлено: Вт дек 20, 2011 8:38 pm
подкиньте, пожалуйста, gtp с open c строем, интернеты копал - не помогло
CGCFCE - used by Nick Drake in the song Pink Moon.[2]
CGCGCE♭ - open C minor tuning, which produces a C minor chord. Used by Laurence Juber on "The Age of Rhythm", from Al Stewart's Between the Wars.
CGCE♭GC - open C minor tuning, which produces a C minor chord. Used by Niko Wenner on the Oxbow songs: A Winner Every Time; Time Gentlemen, Time; It's the Giving Not the Taking; etc.
CGCGCD - C modal tuning (Csus2), analogous to DADEAD. Used by Ani Difranco in “Falling Is like This” from Out of Range, by Nic Jones in “Canadee I O” from Penguin Eggs, and very frequently by Jim Tozier[3].
CGCGCF - C modal tuning (Csus4), analogous to DADGAD. Used frequently by Kelly Joe Phelps[4] and occasionally by John Renbourn.
CACGCE (Open C 6th) - used by Jimmy Page in Led Zeppelin songs "Friends" (Led Zeppelin III), "Bron-Yr-Aur" (Physical Graffiti) and "Poor Tom", (Coda)
CGCGGE (Open C doubled 5th) - used by Soundgarden on songs "Pretty Noose" and "Burden in My Hand" (Down on the Upside) and "Head Down" and "Half" (Superunknown)
The British band Aliases, formed by ex-SikTh member Graham "Pin" Pinney, uses Open C tuning on several songs.
CECGCC - used by Bad Company on "Can't Get Enough."
CGCEGC - used by Elliott Smith on "Ballad Of Big Nothing," "See You Later," and "Independence Day."
CGEGCC - used by Bon Iver on "Skinny Love."
CGCGCC (Open C5) - used by Fair to Midland on much of their songs.[5] They also tune it down 1/2 step (BF#BF#BB).
Токо вот зачем?) слайдом что ль возить туды-сюды?