Originally posted by anstratdubh1979:[..]
It's never too late for guitar noises.
As for tablature for "All I Want Is You" try:
http://www.u2station.com/tablature/guitar-tablature/all-i-want-is-you.php
Originally posted by LikeASong:Yes, U2station has a great database of chords and tabs, I discovered it only some months ago, around september or so... Of course I still write my own tabs and try to play everything by ear, but tabs and chords are helpful when you get stuck
Originally posted by Andrew_C:[..]
wow, never came across that site b4, thanks a heap.
Originally posted by LikeASong:Ignore this.
Originally posted by LikeASong:By ear I (using an online tuner)
Only for half step down tuning: http://www.online-guitar-tuner.net/guitar-tuner-half-step-down.php
For all tunings you can imagine: http://www.howtotuneaguitar.org/
By ear II (using an already tuned EBGDAE guitar)
Play the sixth fret of your fifth string and tune your low E string to match the fretted note. When in tune your sixth string should be one octave lower then the sixth fret of the fifth string. Once your low E string is in tune, continue to tune your guitar in the classic standard tuning way. Here is a quick refresher on standard tuning. Fret the fifth string of your low E and match the open 5th string of your guitar to the fretted note. Continue this process up each new string. The only exception to this rule in standard tuning is the B string. To tune the B string, you fret the fourth string of the prior string instead of the fifth.
Grotty and scraffy (but useful and quick)
Put a capo on the first fret (just pulling slightly the strings, without buzz but also without a lot of tension). Then tune the guitar normally (to EBGDAE). And then take the capo off... Vòila!! Your guitar is now tuned in Eb Bb Gb Db Ab Eb.
Originally posted by LikeASong:By ear I (using an online tuner)
Only for half step down tuning: http://www.online-guitar-tuner.net/guitar-tuner-half-step-down.php
For all tunings you can imagine: http://www.howtotuneaguitar.org/
By ear II (using an already tuned EBGDAE guitar)
Play the sixth fret of your fifth string and tune your low E string to match the fretted note. When in tune your sixth string should be one octave lower then the sixth fret of the fifth string. Once your low E string is in tune, continue to tune your guitar in the classic standard tuning way. Here is a quick refresher on standard tuning. Fret the fifth string of your low E and match the open 5th string of your guitar to the fretted note. Continue this process up each new string. The only exception to this rule in standard tuning is the B string. To tune the B string, you fret the fourth string of the prior string instead of the fifth.
Grotty and scraffy (but useful and quick)
Put a capo on the first fret (just pulling slightly the strings, without buzz but also without a lot of tension). Then tune the guitar normally (to EBGDAE). And then take the capo off... Vòila!! Your guitar is now tuned in Eb Bb Gb Db Ab Eb.
Originally posted by Andrew_C:[..]
cheers ill give these a try..... do u actually need to tune it half a step down to get a good sound for AIWIY?
