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Learn how to tune, play and use chords in Open E Tuning, a fun and easy way to play guitar with one finger or a slide. Find printable PDF, scale diagrams, songs with TAB and more resources for Open E Tuning.
Learn how to tune your guitar to open E, a tuning that forms an E major chord when strummed open. Find out which songs use open E, how to play chords and scales in this tuning, and what are the pros and cons of using it.
Learn how to tune your guitar to Open E, a powerful-sounding alternate tuning that lets you play major chords and harmonics easily. Explore 50 songs in Open E tuning, from classic rock to modern hits, with tabs and chords.
Fretboard and scales for Open E tuning (E-B-E-G#-B-E) with diagrams and explanation. Open E guitar tuning with fretboard and scales graphics including major and pentatonic blues scales. Notice that these instructions are invalid for guitars in standard tuning.
Learn how to tune your guitar to open E and play chords like E, F#, G, A and B with one finger or slide. Find out how to use open E tuning for blues and rock styles and see examples of chord progressions and songs.
Learn how to tune your guitar to open E, a popular alternate tuning that allows you to play major chords with open strings. Explore the benefits, examples, and songs that use open E tuning.
Open E tuning is a way to tune a guitar to different notes than in standard tuning. To tune to open E tuning, you raise the pitch of the A, D, and G strings to create an open E major chord across all six strings. Here’s the string tuning for open E tuning: E-B-E-G#-B-E (see the diagram below).
A Beginners Guide and Basic Manual. GENERAL THEORY, BASICS, TECHNIQUES, CHORD CHARTS, SLIDE GUITAR AND 4 STRING INSTRUMENTS. This book deals with open tunings in general - primarily open E, A, D & G. This information is also applicable to almost any open tuning.
open_e_tuning_chord_chart - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free.
Open E tuning is used a lot in slide guitar. "Open D" is the same relative tuning, but every note would be down one tone from what is shown below! I much prefer using Open D and putting a Capo at the 2nd fret, but for some songs you wanna be in Open E anyways.