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Topic: Fun Modal Tuning — D7sus for 6 string |
Allan Revich
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Victoria, BC
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Posted 27 Jan 2020 11:26 pm |
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DADACD
(low to high)
Similar to DACDAD, but this tuning gives you a two octave D5 power chord on the bottom for some extreme rawkin’
Lots of fun playing along with blues backing tracks, or just improvising solo.
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Current Tunings:
6 String | G – G B D G B D
7 String | G6 – e G B D G B D (re-entrant)
https://papadafoe.com/lap-steel-tuning-database |
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Allan Revich
From:
Victoria, BC
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Posted 3 Feb 2020 10:03 am
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Just curious if anyone else has had a go at this tuning?
It’s probably not a tuning that anyone would keep as their primary tuning, but I enjoyed playing with it... wonder if anyone else here tried it out.
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Current Tunings:
6 String | G – G B D G B D
7 String | G6 – e G B D G B D (re-entrant)
https://papadafoe.com/lap-steel-tuning-database |
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Allan Revich
From:
Victoria, BC
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Posted 10 Jan 2021 2:12 pm
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A year later, and I'm back to it again. It's actually pretty good for blues, whether major or minor. The modal D, with the addition of the flatted 7 makes up for the colour missing from modal dyad tuning, like DADDAD.
If one wanted to, the C could replace any of the Ds, for example DACDAD, might work better from somebody. If one normally uses DADGAD as modal (sus4) tuning, it might be fun to try DACGAD--though that might be easier to handle on a fretted guitar.
Anyway, just another (possibly) useless footnote in my lap steel adventures.
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Current Tunings:
6 String | G – G B D G B D
7 String | G6 – e G B D G B D (re-entrant)
https://papadafoe.com/lap-steel-tuning-database |
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