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- B♭_tuning abstract "B♭ tuning, or A♯ tuning, is a method of guitar tuning (and stringed instruments per se) in which all strings on a six-stringed instrument, most often guitar, are tuned down by 3 steps. For example, standard guitar tuning is E A D G B E. B♭ tuning starts by tuning the lowest string on a guitar E, to B♭ and then tuning all strings down in the same interval of 3 steps down.Strings on a guitar tuned to B♭ are B♭ E♭ A♭ D♭ F B♭Seven-string guitars achieve B and B♭ tuning because they have a lower B string below the E string, which is the lowest string on a conventional guitar.One example of this tuning is progressive metal band Nevermore who uses this tuning to achieve a slightly heavier sound than the standard tuned seven string. Meshuggah also used this tuning on their earlier material when they were exclusively using 7 string guitars. Two other examples are the songs "Panic Attack" and "Wither" by Dream Theater, from the albums Octavarium and Black Clouds and Silver Linings. Cannibal Corpse almost exclusively uses this tuning on the album Vile and on, which is when guitarist Jack Owen started using seven string guitars. Cannibal Corpse's current guitar players Pat O'Brien and Rob Barrett still use the tuning, but both down tune six string guitars. Pat O'Brien used to use a seven string guitar (BC Rich), but has recently switched to six string guitars (Ran). The tuning is easily used on all seven string guitars, six string guitars can use it, but the sound can be very muddy without thicker gauge strings and active, or special passive pickups. Buckethead uses this tuning on some of his heavier metal albums, such as Inbred Mountain, The Elephant Man's Alarm Clock, The Cuckoo Clocks of Hell, and Island of Lost Minds. Brian "Head" Welch used this tuning on his debut solo album Save Me from Myself, as well as with Korn on their demo "Neidermayer's Mind". Adema used this tuning on most of their eponymous album and Unstable. Also, the band Mushroomhead uses this tuning on a seven-string (on all albums since XIII). Mike Mushok of Staind uses this tuning on some of Staind's songs that require a baritone guitar, as well as using 20 other different tunings on both baritone and regular guitars. This tuning is also frequently used by the band American Head Charge in much of their material, as well as Nickelback on their song "This Means War", and DragonForce on the songs "Three Hammers", "City of Gold", "Power and Glory", and "You're Not Alone", from their new album, Maximum Overload, both studio version and live.The lowercase letters followed by an apostrophe are two octaves above their upper case counterparts.↑ ↑".
- B♭_tuning thumbnail B-flat_tuning.png?width=300.
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- B♭_tuning wikiPageRevisionID "682348996".
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Adema.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Adema_(album).
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink American_Head_Charge.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Baritone_guitar.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Brian_%22Head%22_Welch.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Brian_Welch.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Buckethead.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Cannibal_Corpse.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Category:Downtuned_guitar_tunings.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink DragonForce.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Dream_Theater.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Guitar.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Guitar_tunings.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Inbred_Mountain.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Interval_(music).
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Island_of_Lost_Minds.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Jack_Owen.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Korn.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Maximum_Overload_(DragonForce_album).
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Meshuggah.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Mushroomhead.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Neidermayers_Mind.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Nevermore.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Nickelback.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Pat_OBrien_(guitarist).
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Progressive_metal.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Rob_Barrett.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Save_Me_from_Myself_(album).
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Seven-string_guitar.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Staind.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Step_(music).
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Steps_and_skips.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink The_Cuckoo_Clocks_of_Hell.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink The_Elephant_Mans_Alarm_Clock.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink This_Means_War_(Nickelback_song).
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink Unstable_(album).
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink XIII_(Mushroomhead_album).
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLink File:B-flat_tuning.png.
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLinkText "B tuning".
- B♭_tuning wikiPageWikiLinkText "B♭ tuning".
- B♭_tuning hasPhotoCollection B♭_tuning.
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- B♭_tuning subject Category:Downtuned_guitar_tunings.
- B♭_tuning comment "B♭ tuning, or A♯ tuning, is a method of guitar tuning (and stringed instruments per se) in which all strings on a six-stringed instrument, most often guitar, are tuned down by 3 steps. For example, standard guitar tuning is E A D G B E.".
- B♭_tuning label "B♭ tuning".
- B♭_tuning sameAs m.03hghwb.
- B♭_tuning sameAs Q5005762.
- B♭_tuning sameAs Q5005762.
- B♭_tuning wasDerivedFrom B♭_tuning?oldid=682348996.
- B♭_tuning depiction B-flat_tuning.png.
- B♭_tuning isPrimaryTopicOf B♭_tuning.