Open tunings make guitar playing easier and more interesting. If you tune open D you have perfect slideguitar tuning. Open D minor and DADGAD are very usefull tunings too, you retune one string and get differnt sound and new options.Try Greensleeves

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16 thoughts on “Learn guitar in open D minor tuning Greensleeves”

  1. finnbjerke
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    I was a hot day so I was wearing Shorts they are short. Anyways open tunings are to much fun try minor, major and sus:
    DADFAD
    DADF#AD
    DADGAD
    You only retune one string!
    Also they are great for slideguitar playing, certain riffs are much easier. Have fun and dont hesistate to google "open tuning"

  2. roundhousekicker88
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    I’m in love with this tuning. I play metal, and I usually tune down to D standard to get that low tone I love so much. Now I can play all of my riffs with the simple drop D power chords on the low strings, but without transposing my solos on the higher strings. 😀

    And, um.. Why aren’t you wearing pants? 😐

  3. cabitothekid
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    u doing something wrong…it should be G major not G minor..listen to the song and then chek ur chord…its suposed to be G major…:)

  4. finnbjerke
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    Yes, open tunings makes certain tunes a lot easier. Try DADGAD for beginners herre on youtube. OPen tunings are a lot of fun.

  5. Kyussfan96
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    If I’m an noob guitarist and have not yet mastered my chord progressions in standard can I benefit from practicing in nonstandard turnings?

  6. randombollocks
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    just play with it just play with it ….lol 02:29

  8. finnbjerke
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    well Skip James used DADFAD in his famous blues "hard time"

  9. SuperMefisto6666
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    I thought i was the only one using this tuning…

  10. finnbjerke
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    No its DADFAD which is D minor tuning. Skip James used it a lot

  13. RADIOACTIVEBUNY
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    LMAO 5:48!!!  Nice job too tho, but ROFL!

  14. plautus5648
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    It’s good. Quite good. But he doesn’t finish the song. And, as we discover in the end, he’s wearing no pants.

  15. YT28666
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    Still in D minor:

    Bb major: X1001X
    C major: X3223X

  16. YT28666
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    I am getting back into open D minor, instead of D major. Your video is useful. One problem is that what you call F major when fretting at the third fret of the lowest and highest D strings with the others are open is not an F major chord. It is FADFAF. Try this fingering in open D minor: 333003 (low to high). That is F major while using two open strings.

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