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Standard tuning on guitar low to high is E,A,D,G,B,E. With the capo off the tuning you want is E,A,C#,E,A,E. This means from standard tuning the 2 lowest strings and the high string need no change. …

The only other option I can think of if you want to play the song in E with G shapes is to tune down 3 semitones to C#, F#, B, E, G#, C# from low to high. That is a pretty large interval to detune so …

Since 415 Hz is a G# in A=440 tuning (to the nearest whole number) if you use your tuner and tune your Bb note to A=440 your A will be 415 Hz provided the instrument plays in tune with itself. … If you use the flat tuning function it will basically give you A=415 Hz. There also are some tuners that go down to a reference of 415 Hz for A4. Some Snark models can do that, maybe others. …

I believe it is standard tuning but even if it is Eb tuning it’s irrelevant because there are no open strings being used. … This is what I hear in the first 4 bars in TAB standard tuning: In this case there are no obvious clues as to what tuning is used but in general some things to listen for are open CAGED chord shapes and …

Tuning down a half step is a pretty common thing. You have a few possible options for doing that. Changing the frequency is not enough of an adjustment to tune down one note. …

Some tuning apps or outboard tuners have a transpose function which may have been inadvertently activated because all your intervals are off by a Perfect 4th. …

Not knowing much about your instrument I have some ideas. The neck may be loose, or even damaged. Check it thoroughly. If it’s a bolt on tighten the screws. If it’s a set neck see a repair person. You …

Tuning issues aside, the effect you speak of is simply the clarinet staring the B note by himself on the downbeat and then the accordion playing an Amaj9 quietly on beat 4 with the same B on top and doing …

It is actually an octave below where you say, it starts off in the first shot at about an Eb and then in the second shot when it lifts off it goes up to about an F an octave and a 5th below middle C. …

Come Together The tuning is better and the tone is more pure which makes me think he used his Rickenbacker for this song. … I remember Paul saying the Höfner had some tuning issues. It’s amazing how we don’t really notice it much in context though. …

Since you say you checked the intonation already I think the culprit is one of two things: Your nut slot may not be cut low enough on the G string causing the first few fretted notes to be sharp beca …

It is important that before you even try and set your intonation you make sure that the truss rod and neck relief are properly set with the guitar under string tension because a poorly adjusted truss …

I had originally deleted my answer but decided to edit it and post something because there seems to be a lot of focus on string slippage but first, steel strings don’t take long to stretch if they are …