Alternate Tunings Guitars and Gear

from: Alternate Tunings Fingerstyle Guitar with Doug Young

This lesson is part of the course Alternate Tunings Fingerstyle Guitar with Doug Young.

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Alternate tunings can create beautiful guitar sounds that are impossible in standard tuning, and make some things easier to play. You’ll learn to play fingerstyle melodies in a variety of popular alternate tunings, including favorites like dropped D, DADGAD, and open G, as well as more unusual tunings.

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Blind Mary

The second part of “Blind Mary” includes a Bm7 chord and a Gmaj7/B chord. Doug walks you through the B part of “Blind Mary” phrase by phrase in this video.

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The Alternate Tunings Fingerstyle Guitar Subscription Includes:

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Arrangements of 25 Celtic, folk, and popular songs that illustrate the tunings
Tablature/notation with chord diagrams for every lesson
Lessons in a variety of alternate tunings, including dropped D, DADGAD, open G, and many more
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Alternate Tunings Guitars and Gear

Doug talks about the guitars and gear that work well for playing fingerstyle guitar in alternate tunings, including advice on choosing strings and tuners.

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