Topic: Alternate Tunings
Does anyone know of a website that describes chord shapes for alternate tunings? For example, an explanation of how a C chord changes if you're going to play it in Dropped D?
Re: Alternate Tunings
I may be wrong but I think the chord shapes are the same for drop D tuning.
- topdown
- Margarator
- Offline
Re: Alternate Tunings
I think this is what you are looking for Artie
http://chordlist.brian-amberg.de/en/guitar/drop_d/
Rule No. 1 - If it sounds good - it is good!
Re: Alternate Tunings
topdown wrote:
I think this is what you are looking for Artie
Wow, this is great! Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much for your help!
Re: Alternate Tunings
What about DADGAD or DADF#AD? Any place for these tunings? My son plays open tunings but has a hard time jamming with reg tunings
Re: Alternate Tunings
Jeezz Never mind, that sight has them all. thanks
Re: Alternate Tunings
lefeury wrote:
Jeezz Never mind, that sight has them all. thanks
See, you came to the right place after all..... Welcome to Chordie!!
Wander down to the Chat Corner, introduce yourself to the community, and above all have fun with your music.
Take Care;
Doug
"what is this quintessence of dust?" - Shakespeare
Re: Alternate Tunings
Well, Topdown beat me to the site. I discovered the" Brian's Huge Chordlist" awhile ago and it is very good. Haven't got around to trying any alternate tunings, yet, but who knows. I think this site covers just about everything you need.
Nela