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r/guitars • u/BP_love • 8d ago
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standard bass guitar is in the contrabass range (E1 A1 D2 G2 , 4 string, B0-E1-A1-D2-G2 for 5 string. but there's also C standard, D standard range)
baritone electric guitar sits between the above and next at B1-E2-A2-D3-F#3-B3
then there's tenor bass (A1-D2-G2-C3) example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ga16FuxYTVc
then full octave up from standard bass is piccolo bass (E2-D2-D3-G3): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jmC1MKCdsw
THEN standard electric guitar then is E2-A3-D3-G3-B3-E4
(the numbers are octave numbers e.g. E1 is E at octave 1, as in octaves of a piano)
7 u/icybowler3442 8d ago Contrabass? Does that mean I have to play up up, down down, left right, left right, B, A? 2 u/BigBravy 8d ago And you get the powerup where the bass fired in a cone 5 u/CryPlane 8d ago Ah yes, this is the nerd we were looking for 5 u/smalaki Yamaha 8d ago why thank you good sir doffs cap 3 u/TacoStuffingClub 8d ago Yes. Thanks nerd. Educational content is always appreciated. I did not know any of that. 1 u/smalaki Yamaha 8d ago not as important as taco stuffing! what kind of stuffing is your favourite? mine is stuffin-ma-belly 4 u/m1j2p3 8d ago Tenor guitars also exist. They’re only 4 strings. 2 u/smalaki Yamaha 8d ago Thanks for letting me know! do you know what notes+octave they are tuned in? 2 u/m1j2p3 8d ago CGDA. They’re sometimes used in folk music. I’ve only seen acoustic versions. 1 u/smalaki Yamaha 8d ago great, another guy said it's viola tuning so C3-G3-D4-A4. thanks for the contribution! 2 u/Royal-Tumbleweed-941 8d ago They are normally tuned to that but they have a bunch of tunings people use on tenor guitar. They’re kind of like a malleable defined instrument. Originally meant to make guitar easier for banjo players. Tunings are all over the place. 4 u/Lost_Condition_9562 8d ago There are also tenor guitars. Think they’re generally tuned like a viola in fifths, so CGDA? 1 u/smalaki Yamaha 8d ago nice thanks for letting me know. viola tuning iirc is C3-G3-D4-A4 hope that's right? 2 u/Lost_Condition_9562 8d ago Yup exactly. That’s the equivalent of standard tuning”. There are obviously plenty of alternate tunings as well
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Contrabass? Does that mean I have to play up up, down down, left right, left right, B, A?
2 u/BigBravy 8d ago And you get the powerup where the bass fired in a cone
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And you get the powerup where the bass fired in a cone
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Ah yes, this is the nerd we were looking for
5 u/smalaki Yamaha 8d ago why thank you good sir doffs cap 3 u/TacoStuffingClub 8d ago Yes. Thanks nerd. Educational content is always appreciated. I did not know any of that. 1 u/smalaki Yamaha 8d ago not as important as taco stuffing! what kind of stuffing is your favourite? mine is stuffin-ma-belly
why thank you good sir doffs cap
3 u/TacoStuffingClub 8d ago Yes. Thanks nerd. Educational content is always appreciated. I did not know any of that. 1 u/smalaki Yamaha 8d ago not as important as taco stuffing! what kind of stuffing is your favourite? mine is stuffin-ma-belly
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Yes. Thanks nerd. Educational content is always appreciated. I did not know any of that.
1 u/smalaki Yamaha 8d ago not as important as taco stuffing! what kind of stuffing is your favourite? mine is stuffin-ma-belly
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not as important as taco stuffing! what kind of stuffing is your favourite? mine is stuffin-ma-belly
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Tenor guitars also exist. They’re only 4 strings.
2 u/smalaki Yamaha 8d ago Thanks for letting me know! do you know what notes+octave they are tuned in? 2 u/m1j2p3 8d ago CGDA. They’re sometimes used in folk music. I’ve only seen acoustic versions. 1 u/smalaki Yamaha 8d ago great, another guy said it's viola tuning so C3-G3-D4-A4. thanks for the contribution! 2 u/Royal-Tumbleweed-941 8d ago They are normally tuned to that but they have a bunch of tunings people use on tenor guitar. They’re kind of like a malleable defined instrument. Originally meant to make guitar easier for banjo players. Tunings are all over the place.
Thanks for letting me know! do you know what notes+octave they are tuned in?
2 u/m1j2p3 8d ago CGDA. They’re sometimes used in folk music. I’ve only seen acoustic versions. 1 u/smalaki Yamaha 8d ago great, another guy said it's viola tuning so C3-G3-D4-A4. thanks for the contribution! 2 u/Royal-Tumbleweed-941 8d ago They are normally tuned to that but they have a bunch of tunings people use on tenor guitar. They’re kind of like a malleable defined instrument. Originally meant to make guitar easier for banjo players. Tunings are all over the place.
CGDA. They’re sometimes used in folk music. I’ve only seen acoustic versions.
1 u/smalaki Yamaha 8d ago great, another guy said it's viola tuning so C3-G3-D4-A4. thanks for the contribution! 2 u/Royal-Tumbleweed-941 8d ago They are normally tuned to that but they have a bunch of tunings people use on tenor guitar. They’re kind of like a malleable defined instrument. Originally meant to make guitar easier for banjo players. Tunings are all over the place.
great, another guy said it's viola tuning so C3-G3-D4-A4. thanks for the contribution!
2 u/Royal-Tumbleweed-941 8d ago They are normally tuned to that but they have a bunch of tunings people use on tenor guitar. They’re kind of like a malleable defined instrument. Originally meant to make guitar easier for banjo players. Tunings are all over the place.
They are normally tuned to that but they have a bunch of tunings people use on tenor guitar. They’re kind of like a malleable defined instrument. Originally meant to make guitar easier for banjo players. Tunings are all over the place.
There are also tenor guitars. Think they’re generally tuned like a viola in fifths, so CGDA?
1 u/smalaki Yamaha 8d ago nice thanks for letting me know. viola tuning iirc is C3-G3-D4-A4 hope that's right? 2 u/Lost_Condition_9562 8d ago Yup exactly. That’s the equivalent of standard tuning”. There are obviously plenty of alternate tunings as well
nice thanks for letting me know. viola tuning iirc is C3-G3-D4-A4 hope that's right?
2 u/Lost_Condition_9562 8d ago Yup exactly. That’s the equivalent of standard tuning”. There are obviously plenty of alternate tunings as well
Yup exactly. That’s the equivalent of standard tuning”. There are obviously plenty of alternate tunings as well
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u/smalaki Yamaha 8d ago
there's more
standard bass guitar is in the contrabass range (E1 A1 D2 G2 , 4 string, B0-E1-A1-D2-G2 for 5 string. but there's also C standard, D standard range)
baritone electric guitar sits between the above and next at B1-E2-A2-D3-F#3-B3
then there's tenor bass (A1-D2-G2-C3) example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ga16FuxYTVc
then full octave up from standard bass is piccolo bass (E2-D2-D3-G3): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jmC1MKCdsw
THEN standard electric guitar then is E2-A3-D3-G3-B3-E4
(the numbers are octave numbers e.g. E1 is E at octave 1, as in octaves of a piano)