"The Space Between" Tuning help needed

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"The Space Between" Tuning help needed

Unread post by Fedorov Express » Wed Mar 05, 2003 2:43 pm

Can anyone help me with the tuning to "The Space Between."

What I am asking is how you would tune your guitar to.....

B E A D F# B

I am not that great at different tunings other than the standard.

Help would be greatly appreciated!

Thank You!
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Unread post by grock » Wed Mar 05, 2003 2:48 pm

this question has been asked many times before. basically you can either buy a baritone guitar like Dave that is meant to be tuned a fifth down or you can capo 7. but really there is no way to tune that way on a normal guitar.
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Unread post by Pickles » Wed Mar 05, 2003 3:18 pm

i dont get why no one even mentions effects pedals. those could be used to take it down an octave so it can seem like a baritone or something like that.
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Unread post by madtadder » Wed Mar 05, 2003 10:22 pm

shane wrote:i dont get why no one even mentions effects pedals. those could be used to take it down an octave so it can seem like a baritone or something like that.
you could do that, but you would have to capo at 7th and then octave it down with a pedal, and the boss octave pedal is at the least 80 dollars so....
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Unread post by DMBFreak84 » Wed Mar 05, 2003 10:33 pm

yeah, that would be kinda pointless. just play it in standard, no harm done. people like me cant afford a baritone guitar, damn college, wish i had more money to buy guitar stuff with :(
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Unread post by spencey » Thu Mar 06, 2003 10:47 pm

Guys honestly... the lowest note on the entire Everyday album is the D on the space between.. (well except for those lil bass notes the second time through on the intro to I did it but you can barely hear um) anyways... all you have to do is tune to drop d and your set.....
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Unread post by gravedigger » Thu Mar 06, 2003 11:46 pm

spencey wrote:Guys honestly... the lowest note on the entire Everyday album is the D on the space between.. (well except for those lil bass notes the second time through on the intro to I did it but you can barely hear um) anyways... all you have to do is tune to drop d and your set.....
exactly. I submitted a Drop-D tab for it. check it out.
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