yeah, so i was in the GMC chat room and Paul Gilbert's "Get out of my yard" came up... looked at a video and then at a tab....it says to tune the G, B, and high E strings all to E......how the heck can i do that without a tuner?????
E-A-D-E-E-E
Well thats an odd tuning, i guess you could just use your high e as a reference and tune all the strings till they are the same pitch as the high e.
Seems like a G String would break under that kind of tension though.
Hmm... from what I've seen Paul plays that one on a double-neck with the bottom neck having only three strings (tuned to E in octaves).
G string goes down for minor third interval,high and low E stay the same which gives E in 3 octaves.
Did I miss something?
doesn't he use a 12 string for the start?
Explanation of the three string guitar:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Xx1hgocfxiA
Yeah,he tuned D string up to E here...
But I don't think he has D string on main video at all.
Only wounded string there is lowest one which is low E....
Paul is odd.
Odd and funny!!
heres a link for the double neck (with the 3 octave Es) on the lower neck- using a human capo for the lower notes in the arpeggios. Pretty clever as it means he can play each arp in three octaves in a symmetrical pattern.
It's the intro to Get out of my Yard btw
http://youtube.com/watch?v=aYlx5gW90Aw&mode=related&search=
EDIT: btw he's using a Boss DD6 digital delay in the start to get that "space ship landing" sound
and the top neck is tuned standard- and he plays the rest of the track on that neck (atleast live anyway)
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