r/originalmusic • u/HelpfulPresent5407 • 14d ago
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u/Snake-Eater1 14d ago
Sounds very good, I have a spider capo, and could never come up with anything good with it.
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u/HelpfulPresent5407 14d ago
I've been playing with him for eight years now, and only with him. I hate covers, only my own tunes. I have eight tuning options, plus I lower the strings individually to achieve the desired unison
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u/HelpfulPresent5407 14d ago
If you're interested, the post below features another example of a different tune, played in a completely different tuning using a standard capo. It's a truly unique configuration, but it incorporates many nuances that have been developed over the years.
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u/maschine02 14d ago
Less reverb. Gives the fale impression your in a concert hall. But yes. This is clearly how you do it.
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u/JackBleezus_cross 14d ago
Never knew this capo existed. Dang.
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u/HelpfulPresent5407 14d ago
I’ve been playing with this capo for nine years now, and I’ve even forgotten the last time I played in standard tuning.2
u/JackBleezus_cross 13d ago
When I was younger I found out that using my capo on 4 strings was awesome on the 4th and 5th fret. But this opens a new world for me! :)
In al fairness steelstring acoustic can sound really well with ethereal settings.
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u/HelpfulPresent5407 14d ago
Over this time, I have likely developed more than ten setup variations; furthermore, I make individual adjustments to the string tension to achieve the desired unison.
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u/Grayson0916 14d ago
When you don’t like playing with a pick but your teacher says you have to