raising to b tuning

[Swe dmbfan]

i tried lower my e and a to b and e for an another thing. they were floppy, but got the effect down. its good with just those two down to do a base line playing with a normally tuned guitar.

ummmm.... reason its called raised b, the strings are raised to a higher pitch, you tuned down to baritone, wich cant be acheived on a standard guitar, (it can with a special tuning that i use, but not with the actual notes)

you have to do somethinspecial to get them that high though, read the DMBtabs faq.

to go baritone, you have to have a longer neck scale

ideally but not necessarily

For traditional baritone guitars, the neck scale is longer

wz up Brent?

[DMBFan63]

i tried lower my e and a to b and e for an another thing. they were floppy, but got the effect down. its good with just those two down to do a base line playing with a normally tuned guitar.

ummmm.... reason its called raised b, the strings are raised to a higher pitch, you tuned down to baritone, wich cant be acheived on a standard guitar, (it can with a special tuning that i use, but not with the actual notes)

you have to do somethinspecial to get them that high though, read the DMBtabs faq.

to go baritone, you have to have a longer neck scale

ideally but not necessarily

For traditional baritone guitars, the neck scale is longer

wz up Brent?

Uhh..? Not much? why? and how did you find out my name?