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24 thoughts on “Open E Tuning Part 1”

  1. Maafa1619
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    Look at those nails! Dude must be a serious nylon string player.

  2. irisharmy2004
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    thanks for the tips uploader ,

    Some examples of Songs using Open E…..
    David Gray ~ Shine
    David Gray ~ Living Room
    David Gray ~ Flame turns blue

  3. lordofthestrings02
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    so i found out how to do good slide blues guitar, open tunings, not experienced in blues so for now it still all sounds the same haha

  6. cj81890
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    i dont know what your talking about all i want to do is tune it to a e minor not to a b g and watever

  8. TheTaylorBarrett
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    In My Time of Dying by Zepplin is in this tuning. it’s pretty amazing.

  9. eliultimasora
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    You sound like Storm from Paul and Storm

  10. ThisIsPardy
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    I have written many songs in open e! My latest "lennon’s creed" is in open e stop by and check it out!
    Donald Pardy

  11. ThisIsPardy
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    I have written many songs in open e! My latest "lennon’s creed" is in open e stop by and check it out!
    Donald Pardy

  12. JackG994
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    Why not tune it down to open D? Then you can just capo it and you don’t run the risk of breaking a string.

  13. 01superduty89
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    Ive been playing in open E for a few weeks now,  But when I tune rgular again my stings dont sound the same at allll. WHats with that?

  14. ilikethisand
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    it sounds like playing in open e is way easier, also to sound really cool if you dont know how to play guitar that good lol

  15. weFLYhighBERK
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    great video. the two views is soooo helpful.

  17. drunkass77
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    That sounds kinda like a led zeppelin song

  18. iVideosongs
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    Yes, we do. We have arrangements with publishers and artists for hundreds of Billboard hits. We produce lessons on that basis. You must have rights to make these kinds of lessons and sell or even broadcast them for free. We don’t understand how others can do this "free" on the web, but we believe in paying the artists for their genius — while teaching you how they play their songs more accurately than any sources might do. We’re not perfect, but that’s the mission.

  19. RHODOAN
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    Better for your instrument to tune DOWN, not up. If you want to play in a higher key, put a capo on!

  20. lordofthestrings02
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    she talks to angels by the black crowes is in this tuning, do you have copyrights on the msic in these tutorials?

  21. zaptoopp
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    Duane Allman played it in Open D its {10faa3092bae83cdf963b1ab1025701434ba1e012413cb9c0c72be0a479389c3}100 fact

  22. progamer11092
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    @chimeran3 yes but for some tunings you have to learn different fingerings for the chords and notes

  23. IsaacTheGuitarist
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    So heavier guage (guage?) strings exert more tension on the guitar?

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