question for those who play guitar

[Orchestra]

Originally posted by scouse_dave
play the 5th fret of the low-E. it should sound the same as the open A string (5th string)

tuners can't do it as well as your ears. Listen for the nodes and eliminate them, Then you can use hamonics to check if its intination is correct.

[I_was_aborted]

Originally posted by Fletcher



uh, pink floyd sucks so much.
stupid hippies...

I hope you get testicular cancer and it kills you slowly.

[Fletcher]

Originally posted by I_was_aborted



I hope you get testicular cancer and it kills you slowly.

Hey, what the hell?
Lemme hate the bands I want, kay?

[wounded]

i use a tuner to get all my strings in tune. if i'm i dropped D i just go back up and 5th fret with open A.

i guess my riff for how it sounds is come as you are.

[James is Cool]

Originally posted by ******

Honestly, though, it really fucking amazes me how many of my fellow musicians (mainly guitarists) cannot tune their instrument without a tuner if their lives depended on it.

Word.

That is all.

[I_was_aborted]

Originally posted by Fletcher



Hey, what the hell?
Lemme hate the bands I want, kay?

Fuck you. Go consume some carcinogens.

[Mooney]

Originally posted by wounded

i guess my riff for how it sounds is come as you are.

seriously. it won't sound even remotely right unless it is perfectly in tune.

[cap'n jazz]

Originally posted by Orenthal James
i've heard your band's m3s dude. you dont have perfect pitch,

haha the singer doesn't.

[RopeyLopey]

Originally posted by wounded

i guess my riff for how it sounds is come as you are.

I am using playing To Sheila for that.

Sing Day Tripper in my head. Tune to the first note.