C#min11 Joaquin/Speedy
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C#min11 Joaquin/Speedy
Hi folks- I’ve been messing around with Joaquin’s C#min11 tuning and would like to get deeper into it. My understanding is Speedy’s version was the same as JM’s, the difference being in how they tuned their 5th and 6th strings. Beyond songs like “Oklahoma Stomp†and “I’ll Never Be Free,†I’m curious what other songs feature this tuning. Any suggestions, YouTube links would be much appreciated. Thank you!
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Re: C#min11 Joaquin/Speedy
Gerard, could you post the tuning? Low to high, or stacked high to low?Gerard Egan wrote:Hi folks- I’ve been messing around with Joaquin’s C#min11 tuning and would like to get deeper into it. My understanding is Speedy’s version was the same as JM’s, the difference being in how they tuned their 5th and 6th strings. Beyond songs like “Oklahoma Stomp†and “I’ll Never Be Free,†I’m curious what other songs feature this tuning. Any suggestions, YouTube links would be much appreciated. Thank you!
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Ha! Yes of course... sorry about that. According to Mike Neer’s post it looks like this (high to low):
E
C#
G#
E
C#
Bb
D# (upper octave)
F# (upper octave)
Original post:
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E
C#
G#
E
C#
Bb
D# (upper octave)
F# (upper octave)
Original post:
https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtop ... 70bd0bd0fd
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2017 Clinesmith long scale cast aluminum
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Thank you, my brain maxes out at G9. This tuning causes it to boil over! Hopefully you’ll get some more useful responses hereGerard Egan wrote:Ha! Yes of course... sorry about that. According to Mike Neer’s post it looks like this (high to low):
E
C#
G#
E
C#
Bb
D# (upper octave)
F# (upper octave)
Original post:
https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtop ... 70bd0bd0fd