Guitar lesson - different ways to use a capo (G7th Capo in the video)

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[TheChocorooms]

it's pronounced kay-po not cap-oh

[playgtrcouk]

@TheChocorooms ...mmm, I might have to disagree on this one.

[KillerWario]

should i use capo when im tapping?

[playgtrcouk]

you could use it if you wanted to. some guitarists use a slightly different tool similar to a capo to dampen the open strings from resonating, when they use both hands for tapping. look at Stanley Jordan or Jennifer Batten for examples.

[malkdk]

@playgtrcouk no no guys. it's definitely ka-POW!

[dianejazlyn]

@TheChocorooms depends on where you are.. internationally, it's both.

[CircusNormal]

@TheChocorooms Fuck off yer queer, I bet you cant even play guitar!! What a shit post!!

[effects69]

@TheChocorooms Depends where you're from.

[aliwhitwell]

@TheChocorooms Yeah I would have to disagree too. The word originates from the Italian Caposastra and should be pronounced cap-oh.

[wmc128]

I use my capo to produce similar low tunings like Drop Bb and C standard