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Thoughts_Arrive

Is it Open D or Drop D?

belinda27

http://www.ehow.com/facts_5451755_diffe ... nings.html

love that song!

Thoughts_Arrive

belinda27 wrote:

http://www.ehow.com/facts_5451755_different-guitar-tunings.html

love that song!

Thank you.
Now I gotta go and learn it

RB112589

It's just a drop D, but if you are wanting to play along with the original recording, you're going to have to tune your "D" to them, because they are tuned a quarter step low, or something like that. But the intervals between the strings stay the same, again, aside from the low E being dropped to D. And don't get overwhelmed. The 2 guitar parts play well together, but pick your path. I prefer the higher end, but the lower end has the theme. Fun, fun to play and not terribly difficult to learn. I hope this helps!

Thoughts_Arrive

RB112589 wrote:

It's just a drop D, but if you are wanting to play along with the original recording, you're going to have to tune your "D" to them, because they are tuned a quarter step low, or something like that. But the intervals between the strings stay the same, again, aside from the low E being dropped to D. And don't get overwhelmed. The 2 guitar parts play well together, but pick your path. I prefer the higher end, but the lower end has the theme. Fun, fun to play and not terribly difficult to learn. I hope this helps!

Thank you, I look forward to learning it, there's a great video on youtube giving a lesson.

Deadlogic

If you're playing "Stone's" part, then it's in open D.

Mike is in standard tuning across the neck.