Man of the Hour Solo (EV) vs. Studio

InHiding19
InHiding19 Posts: 2,385
edited April 2011 in Musicians and Gearheads
I am trying to learn to play MofH. I am relatively new guitar player. On the studio the notes appear much lower than when he plays it on his solo tours. For his solo tours does he use a capo? Perhaps on the 10th fret? What about in the studio, which is def lower pitched notes doesn't he just use no capo and play G's C's, Am melody.
Out of the Blue and Into the Black................Uncle Neil Philly 08 here I come!!!!
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  • petersm69
    petersm69 Posts: 43
    Ed uses a smaller guitar (not sure on the technical name haha) which has a higher pitch than your standard size guitar. If you put your capo on the 3rd fret (i think) you should be in the right key as Ed. Thats how ive done it anyway
  • InHiding19
    InHiding19 Posts: 2,385
    He only does that at solo shows though right? Not at PJ gigs?
    Out of the Blue and Into the Black................Uncle Neil Philly 08 here I come!!!!
  • InHiding19
    InHiding19 Posts: 2,385
    Aren't full band/studio versions just straight up G &Cs no capo?
    Out of the Blue and Into the Black................Uncle Neil Philly 08 here I come!!!!
  • petersm69
    petersm69 Posts: 43
    Yer thats only for his solo shows. The studio version or when he does it with the band is just no capo and your usual chords

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