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==Artists that have used CGDGBE== | ==Artists that have used CGDGBE== |
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Drop C tuning is technically an alternative guitar tuning where at least one string has been lowered to a C, but most commonly refers to CGCFAD, which can be described as D tuning with a 6th string dropped to C, or drop D tuning transposed down a whole step. Because of its heavier tone, it is most commonly used in rock and heavy metal music.
Variations
- CGDGBE – Dropping the low E string to a C, and the A string to a G, to make a fifth chord. The rest of the strings remain the same.
- CADGBE – This is achieved by taking standard tuning (EADGBE), and dropping the low E to a C. All other strings remain in standard tuning.
Artists that have used CGCFAD
- A.N.I.M.A.L. - from "Acosados Nuestros Indios Murieron Al Luchar" to "El Nuevo Camino Del Hombre" albums.
- A Day To Remember
- Acid Drinkers - newest albums
- Alesana - on most of their Confessions album
- All Them Witches - on most tracks from Dying Surfer Meets His Maker
- Allison (on song "Matar o Morir")
- Alter Bridge - on some songs such as "Isolation"
- Allison (on the song "Matar o Morir")
- American Head Charge (on the song "Seamless")
- The Amity Affliction
- Anberlin
- And So I Watch You from Afar
- Arch/Matheos
- Architects (on album Nightmares)
- Arsis
- Arsonists Get All the Girls
- As Blood Runs Black
- As I Lay Dying
- Asking Alexandria - on the whole "Reckless & Relentless" album and the song "Break Down The Walls".
- Attila (metalcore band)
- Atreyu
- August Burns Red
- Avenged Sevenfold (on the song "Radiant Eclipse" & "Victim")
- Baroness
- Beartooth
- Becoming the Archetype
- Berri Txarrak - after their first album
- Biffy Clyro (on many tracks, including "That Golden Rule", "The Captain", "Living Is A Problem Because Everything Dies" & "Stingin' Belle")
- Black Label Society
- Black Stone Cherry
- Black Veil Brides
- Breaking Benjamin -We Are Not Alone
- The Browning
- Bring Me The Horizon
- Born of Osiris (along with drop G-tuned 7-string guitars)
- Buckethead (On "Nottingham Lace")
- Bullet For My Valentine
- Buried in Verona
- Byzantine
- Cancer Bats
- Celldweller
- Chevelle - (all albums since "Hats Off to the Bull", as well as live performances of "Sleep Apnea")
- Children of Bodom
- Chimaira - most songs after their first album.
- Closure in Moscow
- Code Orange
- The Color Morale
- Colour Haze
- Converge
- Corrosion of Conformity
- Counterparts
- The Crimson Armada
- Crossfade
- Crown the Empire
- Cry of the Afflicted
- Courage My Love - on "You Don't Know How" from Becoming
- Dååth
- Damageplan - on "Reborn" from New Found Power
- Darkest Hour
- Darkness Divided
- Deathstars
- Deez Nuts
- Deftones - on White Pony and other songs on later albums
- Demon Hunter - on their self-titled debut album
- Destrage
- DevilDriver - mostly on The Last Kind Words and later albums and live performances
- Disillusion
- Disturbed - on some songs since Ten Thousand Fists
- Dope
- Dream Evil (on some songs)
- Edguy - on "Ministry of Saints"
- Empatic
- Enter Shikari
- Escape The Fate
- Eskimo Callboy
- Evans Blue
- Evanescence (on some songs)
- Every Time I Die (some songs on Low Teens)
- Falling in Reverse
- Famous Last Words
- Fantômas (on most of their songs)
- Firewind
- For Today
- Fozzy
- From First to Last
- Fuel - (on the song "Won't Back Down")
- Ghost Bath
- Ghost - (on the song "Mummy Dust" and their cover of "It's a Sin" by Pet Shop Boys)
- Glamour Of The Kill
- God Forbid - along with D tuning, it's their main tuning
- Godsmack - along with D tuning, it's their main tuning
- Gojira (on The Way of All Flesh and L'Enfant Sauvage, as well as some songs on Magma)
- Halford
- HammerFall on "One More Time"
- Hands Like Houses
- Haste The Day
- Heaven and Hell - On at least one live recording
- Heaven Shall Burn
- Helmet (since Size Matters)
- He Is Legend
- I Set My Friends on Fire
- I, the Breather
- Icarus the Owl
- Ice Nine Kills (throughout The Burning EP and some songs from other albums)
- Ill Niño
- Imperial Circus Dead Decadence in some songs
- In Fear and Faith
- In Flames (on their first album, Lunar Strain; since then, they use regular C tuning and drop B-flat)
- Intervals
- It Dies Today
- Iwrestledabearonce
- Job for a Cowboy
- Life of Agony
- Lostprophets
- Killer Be Killed
- Killswitch Engage
- Kittie
- King Buzzo
- King's X (most later material and live performances, also used on some songs since Dogman)
- Linkin Park (on the song "Rebellion")
- Loma Prieta
- Luxtorpeda
- Machine Head
- Marmozets
- MARTILLO
- Mastodon
- Maximum the Hormone
- Mejibray
- Metallica – On most of St. Anger
- mewithoutYou
- Miss May I
- Motionless in White
- Murderdolls
- Neil Young
- Neck Deep (except for Rain In July album (C#) and some songs live (B and Standard).)
- Nickelback (on some songs)
- Nine Inch Nails - "Into The Void"
- Nirvana (On "Blew")
- Oceana
- Of Mice & Men
- Oh, Sleeper
- Ozzy Osbourne (On "I Don't Wanna Stop")
- Painted in Exile
- Pantera on I'll Cast a Shadow from Reinventing the Steel
- Papa Roach
- Parkway Drive (On "Hollow Man")
- Periphery
- Pianos Become the Teeth
- Pillar
- Planetshakers
- Poison The Well
- Poisonblack (on "Rush")
- Porcupine Tree (on "Anesthetize")
- Primal Fear (Latest Albums along with D standard)
- Probot
- P.O.D.
- Rammstein - Live renditions of "Mein Herz brennt", The albums Reise Reise and Rosenrot in full, and half of the album Liebe Ist Fur Alle Da.
- Red Fang
- Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
- Rob Zombie
- Rush (On "Totem")
- Sacred Mother Tongue
- Savatage (on "Hall of the Mountain King")
- Scorpions (band) (on "Humanity and Unbreakable albums")
- Secrets
- Seether (since Finding Beauty in Negative Spaces)
- Shadows Fall
- Shinedown (on "Devour" and "Enemies")
- Shiner
- Sick Puppies
- Skillet
- Skrape
- Sonic Syndicate
- Soulfly (On "Sodomites")
- Steve Vai
- Still Remains
- Stratovarius (On the song"My Eternal Dream")
- Stray from the Path
- Strung Out - some songs
- Stuck Mojo - a lot of songs
- System of a Down - on their three first albums and the songs "Question!" from Mezmerize and "Dreaming" from Hypnotize.
- Texas Hippie Coalition
- Texas in July
- The Agonist (On latest albums)
- The Black Dahlia Murder (on their first albums up to Unhallowed)
- The Faceless
- The Fall of Troy (on "Nobody's Perfect")
- The Ghost Inside (On their cover of "Fortunate Son")
- The Human Abstract
- The Ongoing Concept
- The Unguided
- The Used
- The Venetia Fair
- Theatre of Tragedy (on some songs from their final two albums, Storm and Forever Is the World)
- Theory of a Deadman
- Thirty Seconds to Mars
- Threat Signal (on their first two albums; since then, they use regular C tuning and drop B-flat)
- Three Days Grace on some songs from their first two albums
- Thrice
- Throwdown
- Times of Grace
- Tonight Alive
- Toska
- Triggerfinger
- Truckfighters
- Unida
- Uriah Heep (on "The Wizard")
- Vanna
- Vopli Vidopliassova (most songs)
- War of Ages
- We Came as Romans
- Wednesday 13
- While She Sleeps
- White Zombie
- Wintersun (on some songs)
- Wovenwar
- Yellowcard
Artists that have used CADGBE
- Bob Dylan – predominantly in the period 1965-1966.
- John Mayer – on the song "Neon".
- Muse – on the songs "Map Of The Problematique" & "Dead Inside"
- Nickelback
- Brad Richter – on the piece "Flirtation"
- The Tallest Man on Earth – on the song "The Sparrow and the Medicine".
Artists that have used CGDGBE
- Keola Beamer
- Melvins – on the song "Evil New War God"
- Pavement
- Richard Thompson
- Soundgarden
- pt:Retrofoguetes - Julio Moreno (Album Enigmascope Volume 1)
References
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...drop C tuning, which is like drop D but with all of the strings down a whole step . Drop C sounds a little more brutal. Because of its heavier tone, it is commonly used in metal.
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- Guitar Player Magazine (1989). Jim Hatlo (ed.). Hot Licks. Hal Leonard Corporation. p. 101. ISBN 978-0-88188-910-9. Retrieved 24 November 2011.
- ^ Emil, Werstler (7 August 2008). "Emil from Daath Talks Guitars". Roadrunner News. Roadrunner Records. Retrieved 24 November 2011.
- Guitar Setup for Drop C Tuning article explains drop tunings for rock guitars and metal bands on the Guitar Repair Bench Luthier Website
- https://books.google.com/books?id=vu5SLtIi8jAC&pg=PA82&dq=%22drop+c+tuning%22&hl=en&sa=X&ei=1ehGT_jmHeLd0QGq46iqDg&ved=0CEgQ6AEwAw#v=onepage&q=%22drop%20c%20tuning%22&f=false
- Hodge, David (2010). The Complete Idiot's Guide to Guitar (illustrated ed.). Alpha Books. ISBN 978-1-61564-021-8.
- Freed, Nick. "Album Review: Alter Bridge – AB III". Consequence of Sound. Retrieved 24 November 2011.
- Michael Kizer; Jim Matheos (21 October 2011). "Jim comments briefly on the tunings used on Sympathetic Resonance". Archived from the original on 4 June 2014. Retrieved 4 June 2014.
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- "Rob Arnold of Chimaira – Guitar Rig and Gear Setup – 2009". GuitarGeek. Retrieved 12 December 2013.
- Hal Leonard Publishing Corporation (1 April 2002). Hal Leonard Publishing Corporation; Jeff Kitts; Brad Tolinski (eds.). Guitar World Presents Nu-Metal. Hal Leonard Corporation. p. 132. ISBN 978-0-634-03287-5. Retrieved 24 November 2011.
- "Bryan Monte Money of Escape The Fate – Guitar Rig and Gear Setup – 2008". GuitarGeek. Retrieved 12 December 2013.
- Mercedes-Benz Enthusiast Channel 1 (12 July 2009), HEAVEN & HELL - Follow The Tears, retrieved 5 April 2016
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- "Ty Tabor of King's X – Guitar Rig and Gear Setup – 2008". GuitarGeek. Retrieved 12 December 2013.
- "Rig Rundown - Nickelback's Chad Kroeger & Ryan Peake". Premier Guitar. Retrieved 13 July 2012.
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...(Drop D One Whole Step Down CGCFAD, Drop C CADGBE and Drop B BADGBE)
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- Adriaensen, Wouter. "Ruben Block gear". Blues Online. Retrieved 13 May 2014.
Ruben also plays ... a Melody Maker in CGCFAD tuning - which is dropped D tuning one full tone down...
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... C-G-D-G-B-E Tuning (often called "Keola's C", because it has been used most prominently by Slack Key guitarist Keola Beamer)
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- Little, Guy (29 December 2013). "Richard Thompson". Acoustic Magazine. Retrieved 13 May 2014.
My main tunings are: drop D, DADGAD and CGDGBE…
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