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What is C# standard tuning? In C# standard tuning, the strings are tuned C#, F#, B, and E from low to high on 4-string basses. 5-string basses can be tuned C#, F#, B, E, A, but bassists generally elect to play in B standard instead of tuning up to C#.
To tune your bass to C sharp, you’ll need to lower the pitch of your strings in the same manner. The standard tuning for a 4-string bass guitar is E, A, D, and G. This will need to be lowered by one and a half steps to C#, F#, B, and E.
In C standard, the bass is tuned 2 whole steps down from E standard. For a 4-string bass, the strings are tuned to C-F-A#-D#. 5-string basses in C standard are tuned C-F-A#-D#-G#, or alternatively G-C-F-A#-D#. In all standard tunings, the strings are tuned perfect fourths a part.
C standard tuning is done by tuning all strings down two whole steps, resulting in the tuning C F Bb Eb G C. This is a great tuning for delivering a heavy tone or deeper sound, lending itself well to genres such as doom metal, sludge, and other heavy subgenres.
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7 kwi 2017 · C# tuning (also known as Db tuning) is an alternative guitar tuning, where each string is one and half steps lower than in standard tuning, or one half-step lower than D tuning. The...
6 sie 2010 · I always use standard since I practice to classic tunes too much. A lower tuning is new to me. I also ALWAYS use 100s for standard. I figured that 110s would be "in the middle of the road" and the way to go since it's not a B string (125-130).
