Guitar Minute Lesson #01 - Why songs in G# should NOT be played on guitar
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You need to retune the guitar to play G# with open strings, or use a capo.
Actually, if used in sparse phrasing that dissonant sound could work. You shouldn't play more than one measure of it back to back for too long. Please.
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LOLOLOL!!!! Great point!
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Perfeita a explanação do Dr. Hugo! O que não se pode olvidar são as idiosincrasias da guitarra, que através do uso de cordas soltas ajudaram a formar o som cheio e aberto de bandas como o Rush (Alex Lifeson).
Ademais, guitarristas técnicos (não confundir com "virtuosos" ou "shredderes") sempre estão abafando as cordas que não DESEJAM que soem.
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I just don't see the point.
Bar Chords sounds aweful anyways. Especially when they are played in a "Rock" song.
Power Chords does the work way better than that ~
Also... Well there's not only "Chords" when you play the guitar, so I guess the title si a little bit confusing when you say a "song" and " should not "
I did some stuff with Guitar Rig in G# ; There was no bar chords, and I liked it so... Yeah, I don't see the point ^^
VintageSH 1 year ago
@VintageSH - I think you didnt see or heard that I played open strings with the PC. In this case, neither B or E would sound good. So the point IS: if you hear a song in G# on guitar, probably it is played in 5th position and guitar is downtuned to Eflat.
KingTabor 1 year ago
"You need to retune the guitar to play G# with open strings, or use a capo."
Actually this is my way to show a friend that some song she hears in # or b keys are actually guitars tuned down.
KingTabor 2 years ago
guitar out of tune from very 1st chords
gibsonlpstudioalpine 3 years ago
You have not a minimal idea what is a guitar out of tune.
KingTabor 3 years ago
love your guitar tone!
RefUser 3 years ago
Thanks! It´s POD XT Live´s Soldano SLO simulation, direct on board.
KingTabor 3 years ago