Dusty Turtle
Dusty Turtle
@dusty
an hour ago
1,890 posts

Hey @tonyg, I assume the E is your bass string.  If so, that would be considered a "reverse" mixolydian tuning because you are in the key of A but the bass and middle strings are reversed.  It's basically the same as AEa, which is sometimes how I tune my baritone dulcimer.  If you are normally tuned DAA or DAd, you can quickly switch to the key of A using that "reverse" tuning.




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tonyg
@tonyg
2 hours ago
15 posts

I don't find much about Eaa mixolydian tuning and was wondering why since it lends itself to traditional no chords style playing?