@@martinlicht1969 I agree absolutely; need for every tuning one guitar and have to label it to recognize the named tuning; have 60 guitars in my collection, now the trouble starts with which one for which tuning…..luxury problem 😅😅😅
Same for me Kenneth. I was a sophomore in high school when I first listened to my vinyl “Wish You Were Here” album. It blew me away and made me want to learn all the songs. The opening to “Shine On You Crazy Diamond” still gives me chills.
Just love open tunings ❤ they just sound so much better than standard. Love the low lush tones they offer. Not to mention just easier and more fun to play. I started to understand music theory way better from them as well. I wish I started playing them years ago
Dear Mike, this lesson is tremendously fantastic; it brings huge lot of fun to play this great Floyd tune such way you show this here, thank you very much for that and please keep up your great work. Your relaxed and smooth way to bring us the lessons is unmatched. Cheers Achim
Mike, I love your lessons. I've been playing for 35 years and I have about 25 original songs in my current set. Since COVID I've not been able to write any songs so, I decide to learn some covers. About 50% of my covers in my set are songs learned from you! I even have a 15 minute set of original songs in open Dm - And, had no idea Eleanor Rigby and this song was in the same tuning. I can honestly say that watching your video lessons are probably one of the few productive things I do on TH-cam. Otherwise, I'm practicing. You tube can be a rabbit hole of nothing. Also love your vibe and calmness in instruction. I've got a new Marshall Code 50 amp with channel switching pedal someone gave me. Tell me where to send it for Guitars for Veterans. I will send it. Thank you!
Thanks for the heartwarming comment, Wayne! You can email the guy at Guitars For Vets in charge of equipment donations and sales about the amp donation. His name is Michael Nettesheim and he is at michael@guitarsforvets.org. Thanks so much, and God bless!
Great version of a great song! Thanks for making this video. I'm glad I found your tutorials. I'm not a veteran or American, but I definitely support the help you're giving them. Respect! Cheers, and have a great day.
There's also THE END and END OF THE NIGHT from the first album by The Doors that used a dropped D minor Tuning. As for Welcome to the machine, I had always played that one in standard tuning but that alternate tuning is indeed what we hear on the record. Nonetheless, I have seen Gilmour play this live and I do believe he uses a standard tuning. I'll have to check to make sure.
@@michaelsteven1090 When he plays live, he doesn't used a Stratocaster on that song but an acoustic (either a Martin D-28 or a Guild)...I mean do you know the song? Do you hear a Stratocaster on that song?
I just started tsking lessons 6 months ago and have learned so much. Never really thought about de-tuning the guitar for different songs. It's been a facinating journey since taking lessons. I like the eery sounds of Pink Floyd's music how they are mostly off key just a little bit. I have two acoustics and now one is tuned for this D-minor tuning. Another avenue to explore to make my head explode. :-)
I recently stumbled across your channel and subscribed... I'm not a veteran, not even American - still I hope I'm welcome anyways as I quite enjoy your lessons. Also, I appreciate what you're doing for everyone with these lessons. Regards from Germany
Thanks Eric! All who enjoy music are welcome on my channel. Appreciate my friends across the pond... I may come to Germany this summer. Planned to go to Italy, but they don’t want Americans there right now.
Hey Mike, say thanks for the nice and simple sound set , I'm 57 and disabled, loving the simple life brother, thank you for that , ENJOY,😉😁JOHNNYPOTATOES, keep them coming!!!
Welcome to the Machine - Pink Floyd D Minor Tuning (from 6 to 1, DADFAD) Dm-000000 Bbmaj7-010000 Bb-x10010 Dmadd2-002000 Gmsus-500500 Dm Welcome my son Bb maj7 Dm add2 Welcome to the machine Bb Where have you been? Gm Dm It's alright we know where you've been Bb maj7 You've been in the pipeline filling in time Dm add2 Provided with toys and scouting for boys Bb You brought a guitar to punish your ma Dm And you didn't like school, and you know you're nobody's fool Bb maj7 Dm So welcome........ to the machine Instrumental (same fingering as Bb chord, but start on fret 5, to 7, to 8, to 10, then Bb) Dm Bb maj7 Dm add2 Welcome my son, welcome to the machine Bb Gm Dm What did you dream? It's alright we told you what to dream Bb maj7 You dreamed of a big star Dm add2 He played a mean guitar Bb He always ate in the Steak Bar Dm He loved to drive in his Jaguar Bb maj7 Dm add2 So welcome........ to the machine (close with instrumental)
I’m an Army vet; 37F. Thank you so much for this lesson. Super simple and no chord requires more than 2 fingers! Yet is sounds amazing as a stand alone acoustic piece. Much better than the standard tuning versions I’ve heard. I’m gonna drop tune my dad’s guitar tomorrow and teach him this. You have some walk down notes and mutings that you play but don’t teach. But I figured them out. I’m going to learn your Beatles’ song in this tuning next. And I found a Joe Banamossa song lesson in Dm too. Great job! And great open tuning.
Thanks Mykal! That’s very close to an open C, but with string 1 at D (sus 2) instead of E. I just tuned to it and like it. Thanks, and take care over there.
Mike I just wanna say that having a band after COVID has been a challenge. I stumbled onto you and I have decided to go solo. Powerwerks has a 2 channel PA batt.powered. I wanna thank you for all the songs you've done on UTube. It's gonna be my song list. Having a great time and can't thank you enough. I wish I had a way to send you a video when I start in April or May. Thank you Thank you Thank you.
Mike, as a veteran of Vietnam, I never knew how simple this song could be. Just like Elenor Rigby sooo great. If only I’d known this 50 years ago. Love it keep them coming.
I am reminded of the value of memorising the chromatic scale: E-F-F#-G-Ab-A-Bb-B-C-C#-D-Eb-E for navigating the neck! If you get this down, you know each note on neck (it takes some time, but worth it).
One follow-up question please; you mentioned a Bm+9 chord but I didn't see where you played it in the song. I may have mixed up a couple of your youtube lessons. Thanks again. Rob
Rob - I think the example was adding my ring finger on string 1 fret 2 when I was playing the B sus 2. I didn’t use that chord in the song, rather, just mentioned it in my explanation of the sus 2. Sorry for the confusion.
Thats a beautiful Guitar. The colour and the beautiful woodgrain shining through. And the fretwork, its art. I also love the neck, Why doesn`t more steelstrings have that necktype? And the sound is so great. But You have put the tuner over the name/logo so i cant see What Guitar it is😕
Sounds cool in open Dmin - some of these chords really remind me of the song Dogs from the Animals album - I believe at least some of the tracked guitar parts were whole-step detuned (DGCFad) so there's that heavy, moody feel (also a little like Jimi's Machine Gun from the Filmore East New Year's Eve 1969 show, which was in the same territory)
I play a few tunes in open D major, working on one in Dsus4, but always wondering what's possible placing that 3rd string into minor. Well, I love Pink Floyd, so thank you for this. Now just need to sing in key!
Thanks Happy! It’s a custom shop Grand Auditorium. 12 frets to the body, and short scale. Redwood top, and walnut back and sides. A real unicorn! I ended up selling it a few months ago. I replaced it with another redwood topped GA, but standard scale and koa back and sides.
Another great lesson in Dm tuning, for one of my favorite Pink Floyd tunes. Do the chords you use in the instrumental have names? It seems I can remember them easier if they have names! thanks in advance!
Thanks John! The first chord, with middle on string 5 fret 5 and ring on string 2 fret 5 is D minor. Then the subsequent chords are Dm sus 2, Dm sus 3, then Dm sus 4. In essence, you are just walking up notes 2, 3 and 4 in the D minor scale, then down to Bb.
@@campfire_guitar_lessons Hi Mike... thanks... my email is geoelrom@yahoo.com great site... btw, my jamm partner is a retired MC officer. he also appreciates what you are about.
Beautiful song that really does good job of capturing the emotion of someone trapped in the meat grinder that can be the American working class and constantly wanting more than you can obtain. Hints at some of the spiritual pitfalls of capitalist materialism that have become a lot more evident in our modern culture as well.
Great video! I hate to say this for as long as I’ve been playing but I can’t seem to nail this tuning down... 🤷🏼♂️ Would you be able to help out on that?? Lol
@@campfire_guitar_lessons Thanks so much! I had rewatched the chord listing several times, but somehow managed not find it... so I asked. BbMaj7 - Now I know the name too. (I could name the notes, but I'm still struggling with the theory end of things, so the chord name escaped me.) Have a good one. And thank you for posting these instructional videos! [Found it! It was @ 2:24, right after the Bb. That's what I get for staying in my previous tuning of Down a Full Step (DGCFAD) while following your lesson, and re-imagining what you did, only with the 4th and 5th string slid up two frets.]
Thanks AP. I was amazed at its versatility as I experimented more with it. Especially if you play in D major and use the tuning for easy fingering in of the minor 2nd, and major 4 and 5 chords.
"Honey, I need another guitar to have tuned this way" seriously, thanks sir.
That’s my logic, OG!
Hell yes..one for every tuning...who has time for anything else?
@@martinlicht1969 I agree absolutely; need for every tuning one guitar and have to label it to recognize the named tuning; have 60 guitars in my collection, now the trouble starts with which one for which tuning…..luxury problem 😅😅😅
You have no idea how many memories I get from this song,we had it on original vinyl in High school, almost night marish
Same for me Kenneth. I was a sophomore in high school when I first listened to my vinyl “Wish You Were Here” album. It blew me away and made me want to learn all the songs. The opening to “Shine On You Crazy Diamond” still gives me chills.
Just love open tunings ❤ they just sound so much better than standard.
Love the low lush tones they offer. Not to mention just easier and more fun to play. I started to understand music theory way better from them as well. I wish I started playing them years ago
Thanks Johnny! Glad you enjoyed.
Holy cow! This is fantastic! You're the first TH-cam channel I've ever subscribed to.
Thanks Mr. C!
Love the creepy chords. Thanks so much, Mike. You are appreciated.
Thanks Brent!
You continue to impress me with The James Bond sound, thanks friend. PS thanks for saying string number rather than the former string name.
Dear Mike, this lesson is tremendously fantastic; it brings huge lot of fun to play this great Floyd tune such way you show this here, thank you very much for that and please keep up your great work. Your relaxed and smooth way to bring us the lessons is unmatched. Cheers Achim
Thanks again for your kind words, Achim!
You're very welcome Achim… thanks again for your kind words!
Pink Floyd never sounded better. Thanks Mike, I miss you.
Fantastic! Totally inspiring! from your commenter in a rut!
Classic is the best. No computers.
Thanks Bud! Let’s dig out of that rut, Floyd-style!
A cool way of playing that song. Your acoustic version seems more true to the album.
I'm so glad this is still on here July 2022 I was afraid it would disappear thanks partner
Thanks Aries! Still kicking!
Mike, I love your lessons. I've been playing for 35 years and I have about 25 original songs in my current set. Since COVID I've not been able to write any songs so, I decide to learn some covers. About 50% of my covers in my set are songs learned from you! I even have a 15 minute set of original songs in open Dm - And, had no idea Eleanor Rigby and this song was in the same tuning. I can honestly say that watching your video lessons are probably one of the few productive things I do on TH-cam. Otherwise, I'm practicing. You tube can be a rabbit hole of nothing. Also love your vibe and calmness in instruction. I've got a new Marshall Code 50 amp with channel switching pedal someone gave me. Tell me where to send it for Guitars for Veterans. I will send it. Thank you!
Thanks for the heartwarming comment, Wayne! You can email the guy at Guitars For Vets in charge of equipment donations and sales about the amp donation. His name is Michael Nettesheim and he is at michael@guitarsforvets.org. Thanks so much, and God bless!
@@campfire_guitar_lessons Will do! Thanks!
Mike you made my day keep em coming man I see you, good stuff.
Thanks Craig! Love the feedback, and I will keep em coming!
Man - was that fun - wow - that is an awesome tuning - you can really fool around with many finger combos! thanks !
Thanks Michael! Have fun!
Great version of a great song! Thanks for making this video. I'm glad I found your tutorials. I'm not a veteran or American, but I definitely support the help you're giving them. Respect!
Cheers, and have a great day.
Thanks. Dry much Ronald! Glad your enjoying the videos… thanks for watching!
There's also THE END and END OF THE NIGHT from the first album by The Doors that used a dropped D minor Tuning. As for Welcome to the machine, I had always played that one in standard tuning but that alternate tuning is indeed what we hear on the record. Nonetheless, I have seen Gilmour play this live and I do believe he uses a standard tuning. I'll have to check to make sure.
You would have to look for a guitar change before the song to determine that..But he always played the black Strat and there was only one of those..
@@michaelsteven1090 When he plays live, he doesn't used a Stratocaster on that song but an acoustic (either a Martin D-28 or a Guild)...I mean do you know the song? Do you hear a Stratocaster on that song?
I just started tsking lessons 6 months ago and have learned so much. Never really thought about de-tuning the guitar for different songs. It's been a facinating journey since taking lessons. I like the eery sounds of Pink Floyd's music how they are mostly off key just a little bit. I have two acoustics and now one is tuned for this D-minor tuning. Another avenue to explore to make my head explode. :-)
Glad you’re getting some value from these lessons, Mark!
I recently stumbled across your channel and subscribed... I'm not a veteran, not even American - still I hope I'm welcome anyways as I quite enjoy your lessons. Also, I appreciate what you're doing for everyone with these lessons. Regards from Germany
Thanks Eric! All who enjoy music are welcome on my channel. Appreciate my friends across the pond... I may come to Germany this summer. Planned to go to Italy, but they don’t want Americans there right now.
Brilliant lesson, sounds so moody. Love it. Please keep them coming.
Thanks D! Will do!
I wish I discovered your video before today. Informative lesson. Thanks 🍻
@@jamiemay6065 Thanks Jamie! I’ve got lots of content like this.Have fun!
Hey Mike, say thanks for the nice and simple sound set , I'm 57 and disabled, loving the simple life brother, thank you for that , ENJOY,😉😁JOHNNYPOTATOES, keep them coming!!!
Thanks John! Glad you are enjoying the tunes.
Welcome to the Machine - Pink Floyd
D Minor Tuning (from 6 to 1, DADFAD)
Dm-000000 Bbmaj7-010000 Bb-x10010 Dmadd2-002000 Gmsus-500500
Dm
Welcome my son
Bb maj7 Dm add2
Welcome to the machine
Bb
Where have you been?
Gm Dm
It's alright we know where you've been
Bb maj7
You've been in the pipeline filling in time
Dm add2
Provided with toys and scouting for boys
Bb
You brought a guitar to punish your ma
Dm
And you didn't like school, and you know you're nobody's fool
Bb maj7 Dm So welcome........ to the machine
Instrumental (same fingering as Bb chord, but start on fret 5, to 7, to 8, to 10, then Bb)
Dm Bb maj7 Dm add2
Welcome my son, welcome to the machine
Bb Gm Dm What did you dream? It's alright we told you what to dream Bb maj7
You dreamed of a big star
Dm add2
He played a mean guitar
Bb
He always ate in the Steak Bar
Dm
He loved to drive in his Jaguar
Bb maj7 Dm add2 So welcome........ to the machine
(close with instrumental)
Is there such a thing as a circle of fifths tuning idk
@@adamstricoff9708 not to my knowledge.
I’m leaning on a single note circle of fifths theory. Gilmour on the fret wu ha
@@deanevans7637 you are right Dean! I goofed the chord chart. Just fixed it. Thanks!
The tone coming from your guitar was perfect! Ive been playing for most of my life and never tried this tuning. Thank you for the awesome lesson!
Thanks for your kind words, B’land!
I’m an Army vet; 37F.
Thank you so much for this lesson. Super simple and no chord requires more than 2 fingers! Yet is sounds amazing as a stand alone acoustic piece. Much better than the standard tuning versions I’ve heard. I’m gonna drop tune my dad’s guitar tomorrow and teach him this.
You have some walk down notes and mutings that you play but don’t teach. But I figured them out. I’m going to learn your Beatles’ song in this tuning next. And I found a Joe Banamossa song lesson in Dm too.
Great job! And great open tuning.
Thanks C Dogs! I love your comment... please give Dad my best. Thanks for your service.
I can hear hints of “Dogs” in this as well...
Ok... so it’s not just me that hears it ? You do too . 👍
Wow this video was an eye and ear opener. You have a great voice too : )
Wow, thank you SP!
oh the memories of this Thanks Mike great lesson
Thanks Bill! Same... ‘‘twas good times (and rough times).
You are becoming my favourite guy on YT. Another great video. Thanks for sharing this stuff.
Thanks Jeremy!
I've always played it in standard tuning using 0-0-0-4-2-0 (B Ad2), but this is much much better sounding. Thank you!
Thanks MP!
Great lesson, never thought to do this in a Dm tuning
Thanks Michael!
great tune, good lesson, thank you sir
Thanks!
Really enjoy clear, relaxed presentation.
Thank you Patrick!
Highly deserving of likes and comments. I have to try this now. Fair play to you for showing this. I wish Good on you.
Thanks Sean! Another D minor tune will be featured this week.
You are deeply kind and gently,
To cher whit us this systèmes of cordage ,
Thank you so much men
Thank you for the kind words, Babak!
Keep it up..I'm learning so much enjoyable techniques to play these songs. I'm a Canadian paratrooper veteran.much respect.
My pleasure John! Thanks for your service.
Pretty awesome, my favorite alternate tuning is CGCGCD (open Dsus2) on my 12 string.
Cheers from Afghanistan.
Thanks Mykal! That’s very close to an open C, but with string 1 at D (sus 2) instead of E. I just tuned to it and like it. Thanks, and take care over there.
It's a C sus 2.
Keep them coming Mike I loved it just different .
Thanks Trevor!
Another beautiful lesson!! You make playing so.much easier for me thank you!!👊😎👊
Thanks Kenny!
You got a wonderfull Guitar there , keep up the good work, love your Tutorials…greetings from germany
Thank you Stefan! Greetings to my best-beer-on-the-planet friends in Germany!
Mike I just wanna say that having a band after COVID has been a challenge. I stumbled onto you and I have decided to go solo. Powerwerks has a 2 channel PA batt.powered. I wanna thank you for all the songs you've done on UTube. It's gonna be my song list. Having a great time and can't thank you enough. I wish I had a way to send you a video when I start in April or May. Thank you Thank you Thank you.
My pleasure Mark! Best of luck to you!
another outstanding lesson. You sure make it look easy, thank you sir for all you do!!
Thank you JBug!
Wonderful Magic sound Mike very good job
Thank you Robert!
Great presentation. Thank you
Thanks Paul!
Sounding fantastic Mike.......I Use to play this one with a band called "Spcement" . But I love this Dm tuning version ! Heavy As F#@k!!
Love it, Dr. Phil. We’ll have to jam out on this one after our vaccinations!
Great arrangement Mike! Sounds even more awesome on my 12 string. Thank you!!
Love it Franc! Thanks!
Mike, as a veteran of Vietnam, I never knew how simple this song could be. Just like Elenor Rigby sooo great. If only I’d known this 50 years ago. Love it keep them coming.
Thanks Me! I will keep ‘em coming... appreciate the kind feedback!
I am reminded of the value of memorising the chromatic scale: E-F-F#-G-Ab-A-Bb-B-C-C#-D-Eb-E for navigating the neck! If you get this down, you know each note on neck (it takes some time, but worth it).
E, F, F#, G, G#, A, A#, B, C, C#, D, D#, E. Technically B and E dont have sharps. Replace Ab with G#, add A#, minus Bb,
And then you alter the tuning and all of that goes out the window. Lol
That guitar is beautiful 😻
Wow..love these dropped tunings.
Thanks John!
That was BADASS my friend.
I agree 100%
Thanks guys!
That guitar!!
Thank You very much for that nice lesson. 😊
Thanks for taking the time to comment, Dieter!
"...he loved to eat at the steak bar...."
Great attitude and explanation.
Thanks TPC
One follow-up question please; you mentioned a Bm+9 chord but I didn't see where you played it in the song. I may have mixed up a couple of your youtube lessons. Thanks again. Rob
Rob - I think the example was adding my ring finger on string 1 fret 2 when I was playing the B sus 2. I didn’t use that chord in the song, rather, just mentioned it in my explanation of the sus 2. Sorry for the confusion.
Opened up my playing. Thanks.
Thanks W742!
I learned it in standard with Em being the first chord, this is a very interesting alternative.
Thanks EG. I am thinking about dusting this one off and redoing with a capo on fret 2 so it’s in E minor. Fits my vocal range better in Em.
@@campfire_guitar_lessons that’s a very good idea!
brilliant lesson
Thanks Brian!
Outstanding! Thank you.
Thanks for this along with everything else you do! Others do this in regular tuning and Em and it just doesn't work.
Thanks Brian!
Very cool!
Well done sir
TH-cam suggested this clip, I absolutely loved it and had to hit the Subscribe button.
Thanks LN! God bless the algorithm 😀. Thanks for subscribing.
Great lesson, thank you.
👍👍
Love the darkness🎸👍
Cool tuning again ! Thanks my friend.
Thanks David!
Who'd a thunk! Ya jez blew my mind dude! AWESOME! 👍
Thank you Amos!
What a great instructor and a super cool song.
Thanks JC!
Thats a beautiful Guitar. The colour and the beautiful woodgrain shining through. And the fretwork, its art. I also love the neck, Why doesn`t more steelstrings have that necktype? And the sound is so great. But You have put the tuner over the name/logo so i cant see What Guitar it is😕
Thanks Rolf! It is a Taylor custom GA. Redwood top, walnut back and sides, short scale.
Brilliant! Love it. Thanks
Great stuff Mike, thank you!!
Brought it all back thanks man. Went for set the controls next.
Thanks Adam! For the heart of the sun!
Beautiful
Thanks David
Sounds cool in open Dmin - some of these chords really remind me of the song Dogs from the Animals album - I believe at least some of the tracked guitar parts were whole-step detuned (DGCFad) so there's that heavy, moody feel (also a little like Jimi's Machine Gun from the Filmore East New Year's Eve 1969 show, which was in the same territory)
Thanks very much Brendan! I’m not that familiar with their Animals album, but will check it out.
Mike it sounds like you have a couple of different strums going. I'm just a beginner and trying sort it out. I like the rhythm.
Thanks Patrick! Yes, I do. There are two distinct strum patterns. I apologize if I wasn’t clear in my guidance.
There it is. Eleanor Rigby redux. Thank you sir!
Thanks RA!
I play a few tunes in open D major, working on one in Dsus4, but always wondering what's possible placing that 3rd string into minor. Well, I love Pink Floyd, so thank you for this. Now just need to sing in key!
I have discovered D minor is a very flexible tuning, fly. Thanks for participating!
Awesome 🤘🤘 love Floyd what is the guitar your playing i like that ??
Thanks Woz. Taylor custom GA, redwood over walnut.
@@campfire_guitar_lessons thanks 👍👍
Very nice. What model Taylor is that?
Thanks Happy! It’s a custom shop Grand Auditorium. 12 frets to the body, and short scale. Redwood top, and walnut back and sides. A real unicorn! I ended up selling it a few months ago. I replaced it with another redwood topped GA, but standard scale and koa back and sides.
What model guitar is that? Beautiful .
Lessons are on point
Thanks Let. It’s a Taylor custom GA.
Just amazing, love it❤
Thank you, Tat!
Another great lesson in Dm tuning, for one of my favorite Pink Floyd tunes. Do the chords you use in the instrumental have names? It seems I can remember them easier if they have names! thanks in advance!
Thanks John! The first chord, with middle on string 5 fret 5 and ring on string 2 fret 5 is D minor. Then the subsequent chords are Dm sus 2, Dm sus 3, then Dm sus 4. In essence, you are just walking up notes 2, 3 and 4 in the D minor scale, then down to Bb.
Thank you for the quick reply! Much appreciated!
No, you played a mean guitar! 🎸
Is this tuning the same as what blues players call cross-tuning? I think Skip James played in open D-minor.
It is Jim. Skip James used this tuning extensively.
Mike, great arrangement. Any chance you published your Tabs for this? If so, I'd love to have them. In any case, thanks for sharing this piece.
I can email you the song sheet Steve. I am at ca.martinez@guitarsforvets.org. I’ll reply with the sheet. It shows chord shapes and lyrics/chords.
@@campfire_guitar_lessons Hi Mike... thanks... my email is geoelrom@yahoo.com great site... btw, my jamm partner is a retired MC officer. he also appreciates what you are about.
@@franklott9520 just emailed it.
Thank you Mike
👍 Jerry!
Beautiful song that really does good job of capturing the emotion of someone trapped in the meat grinder that can be the American working class and constantly wanting more than you can obtain. Hints at some of the spiritual pitfalls of capitalist materialism that have become a lot more evident in our modern culture as well.
Really cool! Love Pink Floyd
Thanks Tbone! The album Wish You Were Here changed my musical life. I wore that vinyl out in ‘74!
Well done
Thanks Jack!
Great! ❤
Thanks P451!
I’ve observed the standard way of playing it! Seems like d flat is more closer to the album! I don’t know, pretty though.I meant d minor
They tended to play with the speed in their recording - accounts for tuning anomalies
Thanks for that...
This song shoulda been put into a James Bond movie.
Great video! I hate to say this for as long as I’ve been playing but I can’t seem to nail this tuning down... 🤷🏼♂️ Would you be able to help out on that?? Lol
Thanks Jason! Please help me understand... are you having trouble getting tuned to DADFAD?
@@campfire_guitar_lessons I am... I’m doing something wrong somehow
@@campfire_guitar_lessons I think I got it now... 🤙🏻
Keep up the great videos!!
@@jfrazier794 awesome. Thanks!
Question @ 4:48
"Then it goes to that Major 7th."
Is that that just a Bb on the 5th string 1st fret, and open 4-1? (And no D on the 6th, right?)
Exactly Arryn. Bbmaj7 in this tuning is X10000.
@@campfire_guitar_lessons Thanks so much! I had rewatched the chord listing several times, but somehow managed not find it... so I asked. BbMaj7 - Now I know the name too. (I could name the notes, but I'm still struggling with the theory end of things, so the chord name escaped me.)
Have a good one. And thank you for posting these instructional videos!
[Found it! It was @ 2:24, right after the Bb. That's what I get for staying in my previous tuning of Down a Full Step (DGCFAD) while following your lesson, and re-imagining what you did, only with the 4th and 5th string slid up two frets.]
@@aeryn_mobil Thanks Aeryn.
Very good - thank you!
Thanks Wyn!
Nice. Thanks!
Thanks Sean!
D minor is the saddest of all keys. -Nigel Tuffnel
Yes, lick my love pump can stir many an emotion.
Love this… subscribed!
Thanks Mike!
what do you call the tuning when the f is a f#? (used in Sailing by Cristopher Cross) - thks
That’s open D tuning, Michael. The f# turns the D minor into a D major. I’ve got multiple lessons on songs using open D.
I'm liking this tuning
Thanks AP. I was amazed at its versatility as I experimented more with it. Especially if you play in D major and use the tuning for easy fingering in of the minor 2nd, and major 4 and 5 chords.