.nothing new, but here goes the question. From the 6th string down to the 1st , i know their EADGBE....but what are they referred to as? Just the EADGBE strings? or what?
Im a bit puzzled on that one.
Sorry for the seemingly idiotic question, but I'll get this all down sooner or later!!
Thanks all
Pat
SLODOGG62
Either by their note-name or number, so the thickest one is the low-e string or 6th string. Life is simple. :D
Either by their note-name or number, so the thickest one is the low-e string or 6th string. Life is simple. :D
So is that all? LOL, i mean, its just like.. its the E string A string.. etc etc. no other significants in them?
thanks
SLODOGG62
Nope, you've got it. Distinguish between low E and high e. You can also refer to the four bottom strings as the bass strings and the top two strings as the treble strings.
Well we all shine on--like the moon and the stars and the sun.
-- John Lennon
So is that all? LOL, i mean, its just like.. its the E string A string.. etc etc. no other significants in them?
Yup. That's the cool thing about theory, it actually makes a whole lot of sense most of the time. :D
That E string, A string,... stuff doesn't work so well when you start tuning to Drop D, DADGAD, Open D, Open G... I use the "first string, second string,..." which goes from skinniest to fattest.
"A cheerful heart is good medicine."
hey...easy way to remember the string sequence....Every Adult Dog Growls Before Eating
He could be a small pup so make him Angry Dog
He could be a small pup so make him Angry Dog
Antagonistic 8)
hey...easy way to remember the string sequence....Every Adult Dog Growls Before Eating
Heres how i remember, my sons name is Eddi so: Eddie Ate Dynamite..Good Bye Eddie !! LOL
SLODOGG62
whatever works for you sloddog is cool by me 8)
Eat All Day, Get Big Easily
But that's trivia to me, because I hardly ever play in that tuning. :D
"A cheerful heart is good medicine."
