alternative raise or lower

Lewis John Foote · From: Dorset, UK

howdy, being as i cant get a full tone lower on my bud,5-10, on my vertical knee, are there more popular, raises or lowers on my vert i can use, i have the normal,pedals, 5-10, raise,/ 3-6, raise /4-5 raise,/knees, 4-8, lower, and raise,/ 1, raise, 6, lower,/2,lower,9raise,/ whats a good idea for my vert, thanks, lew.
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Johan Jansen · From: Europe

Try to raise 6th string G# to B and 9th D to D# Smile

Good luck!

Johan

Donny Hinson · From: Glen Burnie, Md. U.S.A.

If you can't do the whole tone lower, do the 1/2 tone lower.

Lewis John Foote · From: Dorset, UK

howdy, i have half tone lower on 5-10, but not sure how to use it, being a relative newby, i thought a whole tone was required for usage, lew.
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b0b · From: Cloverdale, CA, USA

The half-tone lower of the B strings is the most common use of the vertical knee lever. It changes your I chord to a II7 chord. For example, it gives you a D7 at the C fret (8th fret). The 7th string becomes the root of the chord.

There are a lot of other uses for it, but that's the main one.
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