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Re: Re: [MUSIC} playing in other keys - tuning

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#1 · November 25, 2003, 9:46 pm

Posted by: bandaddie <bandaddie@...>

>From: "Wayne Wright" <g0nette@optusnet.com.au>

>as a side step from other keys, I play a Steinberg 5 string bass in our
>worship services, and have great success in down tuning a half step each
>string to suit our music better. (Bb, Eb, Ab, etc)
>Does anyone else tune like this, or has tried, or am I by myself in this?

For my secular rock band, i down tune all strings 2 half steps. The
guitarist does this also.
The combination gives us the hard grungier sound which has become our sig.

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