j.hall wrote on Fri, 24 February 2006 10:45 |
D# A# G# D# G C
that's low E to high e
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(Sorry I'm late, been out of town)
Here we go again. Are you sure that isn't high to low?
(and I mean in pitch, not in relation to the floor)
(I had a friend who calls the high (pitch) E, the Low E, because it's closest to the floor (thus low) and it took FOREVER for us to figure out why we couldn't communicate)
Using the D# A# G# D# G C tuning assuming D# is lowest pitch string, the strings that are normally D & G strings will be stretched super tight (6 or more 1/2 steps).
Reversing that layout would put the D & G strings within one 1/2 step of standard tuning.
Please clarify once again.