"We all have been tuning our guitars wrong" | Can you hear the difference? 

I'm on your boat. I have absolutely no idea what the difference is. It probably makes even less of a difference if you're running the guitar through some distortion and some reverb.

Christian Derocco he didnt play any open chords near the nut

It could be your headset/speakers. I have high end audio-technica headphones, and the difference is pronounced. The taylor sounds more dynamic than the regular which sounds very flat.

H Dug I'll say we go with that!...aaaaaaaand I'm awesome again! Thanks, Dug

I have trained ears and good speakers. I didn't hear any difference either. The first time I scrolled down so I didn't see the video and wrote which one I thought was standard and which was taylor. I didn't hear any difference. The second time I watched the video while listening and I felt a small difference but couldn't point out what it was, so I'm pretty sure it is just suggestion. We all watch this video kind of knowing there's something different about that tuning but as we can't feel such difference, we fabricate it unconciously (suggestion). It's pretty similar to the story The Emperor's New Clothes.

King David he doesn't have a brother

Ricardo Martinez It was a Joke! Duh!

He might have a brother. Somebody once told me there was no air in space but then I discovered there was a Air and Space Museum.

TheMighty Chabunga an*

Not just a brother but an identical twin brother!

Glad I'm not in your band

You mean drop tuning? ;^)

Ha!

Show us how it's done then... ;-)

i'd rather lean than 'drop' ,according to ur word its kinda rough for common folks 😁

exactly. this whole thing is meaningless if you put a capo on.

The technique of putting a capo on the guitar correctly is harder then it seems! If you do it right, it won't press the strings down harder then your finger would. And that is besides the fact that mr. Taylor talks about the 'capo-issue' in his video. In a live situation, I rarely have time to check my tuning when I put the capo on or off, so it should be right from the get go. As for the open chords: check it out yourself!

Paul you are so right.Too many times I see guitar players just clamp a capo on a guitar and never check the tuning(which of course is askew).Proper placement and down force are crucial. I recommend they take up the kazoo.

than-----NOT! then. Why is this misuse so common ? Just as bad as noone when it should be no one or no-one. Now then wait for it someone is going to say; "my bad", you can't have a bad, the word is an adjective which is a descriptive word, not a noun!!!!!

No actually just the opposite. If you tune your bass strings slightly lower then put on the capo, then the pressure will slightly bend the strings making them slightly sharp. So this would actually be good for people that play with a capo.

He's our only hope!

or try this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kyQaSFgnVI8.html

he does look like that dude

There we go. Every Paul David’s video I make sure there is a obi wan comment

within negative 10 cents. Being slightly flat is apparently more pleasing to the ear than being a little sharp.

utub333 that’s funny because I naturally avoid tuning sharp, but if I’m a little flat (after not tuned in a while) I’m not too bothered by it. I rather be tuned flat than sharp.

@@utub333 yeah i think its because any time you fret a string it goes slightly sharp because the tension on the strings increases so tuning slightly flat compensates for that

@@musicplaylists59 And if you hit a string hard, it sounds sharp at first before settling into concert pitch. More pronounced in the bass, so I have been flattening my bass strings for a long time by about 5 cents. Detuning the E6 by a whole 12 cents sounds drastic at first, but the overall impression is easier on the ear.

@@DisturbedVette very true with me also. I don't claim to have this amazing ear blah blah blah but when i read this i realized that's so true if im sharp at all it sounds like nails on a chalkboard to me

SoowDeJu Placebo effect

Jake Elliott also highly likely :)

best way is probably to do a blind test. :D

SoowDeJu But it some times just sounds like out of tune in some notes.

Funny, the Taylor tuning sounds out of tune to me on the high strings. I tune the big E string and then tune all the other strings from it, rather than tuning each string individually with a tuner...usually sounds much better as the strings are in tune with each other, rather than in their actual key.

Gerry Blue nice meme

but what about when darth maul had the higher ground? only a sith deals in absolutes...

perhaps obi wan was a sith? in the films we only ever see sith being defeated by other sith

I wonder if he can play the guitar without hands

James That depends largely on how you define defeat. Darth Vader was defeated by a Jedi who didn't complete his training.

Yeah. It's about it...

Totally agree. For me its the same

Hmmm yeah

Because you might have a good night or not

Tempeture makes of difference

What you're talking about is called intonation and it's not the same thing that a microtonal guitar corrects. When you have a regular guitar with straight frets and perfect intonation, the 12th fret is exactly 1 octave higher than the open notes. He explains the reason for microtonal guitars' existence at the end of the video.

OMCX1-E this is the correct assessment

Check out "Mattias Eklundh true temperament" out.

OMCX1-E Kind of an eye-opener, thank you sir.

That's why microtones are so lovely.

isthisbetterYT? Wich is a huge difference lol😂

*which

At no point did I say it was a small difference, it's noticeable but not unique

isthisbetterYT? The word 'just' suggests that you are talking about a small difference.

Ruben Pechaczek The word 'just' suggests he would have said just one thing: new vs old strings

well it's a lower sound, so it's warmer by definition.. if it's better or not, I can't really say

Standard sounds better

Wondering if the warmer sound isn't just due to the difference in acoustics since he's in a different position in the room

standard all the way

I agree and im just a regular person who thinks he has a good ear

That's interesting. When he played the Harrison song, I thought the standard tuning sounded better, probably because the notes in that one are so punchy and distinct. But on the Lizz Wright song, the standard tuning came off as, like you say, too crisp. I think I have learned from this video that standard tuning is not always the best choice for a particular composition. I, myself, like to use a tuning scheme I call "my guitar was leaning against the wall for three days in an apartment that undergoes wild temperature fluctuations". It's got... character.

Agreed. The overtones aren’t nearly as pronounced with a mechanical tuning.

hey, i use that tuning too! only my G string doesn't like it.....

Riiiight

Same. Zero difference.

Tone deaf

Listen deeper, with more focus? Maybe better monitoring(headphones/speakers)?

If you listen closely, the guitar in standard tuning sounds like it's ringing sharp on Here Comes the Sun

Deaf

Nanof Urbiznis I wont be able to unhear it now lmao

i cant unhear it now

Yep. A good tuner only needs one tuning fork and a good pair of ears to accurately tune a piano. Relative pitch is way more important in harmony than absolute pitch.

Wes Tolson true, unless you play together with other instruments which are perfectly in tune

Which in my experience playing a few different instruments in ensembles--ranging from duets to full on concert bands--will never happen. One of the best lessons I've learned is to tune your instrument to close to absolute pitch, then put it away while tuning the group.

Duane Brocious This. Piano's have been detuned forever.

What, may I ask, is "perfectly in tune?" As this branch falls under things any piano tuner (worth his salt) knows, the concept of "perfect" is virtually NOT in OUR WORKING DICTIONARY! No stringed instruments are free from the laws of physics that make piano tuning an art just as much as a science; likewise, brass or tubular bell frequencies stray widely from whatever your concept of "perfect" might be. Anyone that's done a strictly mathematical analysis of frequencies of fundamentals and harmonics in common chords will soon leave "perfect" out of the discussion. If this isn't enough, take a gander at the many historical temperaments that have been tried. If you think that the equal temperament commonly used today is a "perfect" solution, I refer you back to that mathematical analysis! Back on the original topic, though, the reason that JT's suggestion may sound better on many guitars (and each will vary widely because of the spacing of frets and bridge fine-tuning and the choice of strings) is the same reason that piano tuners "stretch" the tuning away from the theoretical frequency relative to an A440 (gradually going sharper going up the sale and flatter going down). Each string produces higher harmonics than the fundamental frequency, and most guitarists use the harmonics to help tune (in the absence of a e-tuner). To align the upper harmonics with the next higher string will require pulling it a little flat, which is the sort of stretch used for pianos, too. As it happens, tuning a piano involves a whole BOATLOAD of compromises, in an attempt to minimize the aural discomfort of two or more almost-but-not-quite-matching frequencies. Likewise in a guitar, one can tune so that some chords sound FANTASTIC but at the expense of others that will sound AWFUL! At least there are only 6 strings in question for a guitar - and they're easily tweaked in situ. Ouch - my fingers are tired.

Welcome to the matrix....

The harmonics probably hit your ear differently. I personally had trouble with the video because he kind of changed his playing dynamic between the two examples but I heard the sharpness of the high E and B strings in standard. That was about it.

+suburbanindie That's it. Sharpness in the highs. Standard was very very slightly getting out of tune the higher the notes were played. Instinctively, I do this with my guitar. I tend to leave the higher strings a little flatter as the note will skyrocket up the scale the higher the fret I play it. Not that my guitar is very good and this can exaggerate this effect but, definitely yes.

I agree. it is even hard to notice the difference when hearing the guitar by itself. imagine when all the drums, piano and other instruments are combined. the noticeable efect is almost zero.

One can argue, that on a Deep subconcious level, we may get more pleasure from perfect intervals. One can, I wouldn`t. There`s many more important things, you can stuff your head with)

I agree.. imperfections here and there are the reason painting is more appealing than a photograph.

to me theres just something not " right " about the Taylor tuning. Like listening to a singer and you're wincing because you don't feel confident they're going to make the note.

Ear needs more training Standard tuning is a micro bit more crisp and clearer just by thread :) practice and enjoy, keep it up!

Jeff Beck never hits a tone spot on - its terrible to listen to.

He makes great fish and chips though

Feces

@Funk63 Lol!

Jeff Beck doesn’t use a plectrum....his fingers pick every note

Hi ola

TV cabinet? Wow, who cares.

Ola low key getting in touch with his indie side here 😂

Ola the sweed strikes again

IKEA tends to make more than one of those yeah

I only know the first one, unfortunately. It's Here Comes The Sun by The Beatles.

thank you dude!

PidamosPizza Being OCD has nothing to do with it.

Pte Basque MPC Well I can understand that perfect tuning appeals more to your OCD than Taylor tuning.

2:26 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy), Simon & Garfunkel

Joshua Locklear True

No way Jose. Its not the greatest difference but the standard sounds rougher and less blended. I wanted to be sure so I tried closing my eyes after the first two swaps and opened them after calling when I recognized the Taylor tuning. Its subtle but definitely there.

Brenden Pedersen-Fritsch I did the same thing and just didn't really hear a difference but props to you for spotting it, wish I could

Joshua Locklear try to use headphones and or if you use an eq, turn it off. I can hear the difference on my phone so you should be able to as well. Just focus on the overall body of sound and you'll hear it.

It's how the strings resonate with each other and the overall body of the sound, I definitely noticed a difference.

There might be a case for tuning sharper, because strings can slip, or get looser due to temperature changes, or just from heat generated from bending the strings. He mentions that it's not an exact science. To each his own, but I think it's just common sense to tune to the actual pitch of the guitar a few seconds after you pick the string. I have been doing this for years. Also another guy mentioned tuning without a tuner, and I think tuning without a tuner using the 5th fret can also have a similar effect.

Casey Van tune as soon as you strike the note. The idea is the guitar is a flawed intrument , it is, and you have to compensate. But don't tune few seconds after striking, you'll go sharp when playing. it is Really noticeable on the g

Juan Valdez My point is you can see all this on the scope or tuner. When you strike the notes you can see them drift, so when tuning you can compensate. I re watched the video and he said that if you hit the bass strings hard it will ring sharper. So why not just hit the bass strings hard, then tune it exact rather than remembering this? It's difficult to get over the habit of playing light when tuning, because the note doesn't drift as much. So this is the thing I need to do. I need to strike the notes harder as I would normally play, then observe the drift over time and try to find the sweet spot.

Scott Grove says essentially the same thing... I agree...

Fabbe Wettergren Autumn leaves ;)

Thank you!! I scrolled through like a hundred comments trying to find the name of the song

yeah warmer thats the word i was looking for. It does sound a lot better doesnt it?

Exactly what I was thinking

Yeah I felt it sounded warmer aswell

Believe it was just in the way the strings harmonized together

I thought so too.

Yeah, I'm blindly listening and every time i check which one sounds out of tune, it's Taylor's.

+GekkoBlitzscream you're so full of shit it hurts

+GekkoBlitzscream OH MY GOD THESE LEVELS OF HUMOR I CANNOT

Im assuming you play a lot in A

@@TheIgnoramus Nah I just had a really badly intonated guitar. Now I know how to intonate properly it's not an issue.

Doin' whatever you like gets you nowhere. Doesn't matter if it's in regards to music or anything else in life. And no, you CANT hear the real the difference because video compression of youtube. I mean there is a difference, you might hear it, depending on how good your headphones are, how good you hear in general, but if you don't use a top notch set of headphones, then... no.

:-) Thank you James, for such, uh, "sage", advice! Yeah, i'm not an argumentative sort of a guy, so i'll just say, "doing what the fuck i like", has worked the fuck for me, but i can understand why it hasn't for you, James. Also, when i said the above, i was speaking as one muse-o, to another (and not to you), and players of music, are people who's very life's choice, IS to do EXACTLY what they want to do. But hey, to little folk, like you, who would deny themselves even that possibility, "doing what you like", seems a phantasy beyond dreams, as indeed, it dutifully becomes, (while you'es dutifully become tedious fuckers). My whole life is doing EXACTLY what i like, and until you told me differently, i would have said it's been a blast, you know, all the singing, all the playing, then there's the studio stuff, and the sound engineering and production, then there was teaching that dance class, (that WAS wild) then there was 10 years lecturing (sound recording technology, and music production) and then all the guitar tuition, it was such a gas, and that's before we even mention, all the shagging and all those psychedelics! And, oh yeah, i recently started doing stand-up comedy (four spots in, first proper gig in April). Yeah, i'm not an argumentative sort of a guy James, so i'll just say, doing what the fuck i like, has worked the fuck for me, mate, and will no doubt continue so to do. But then i think there be one HUGE difference between me, and thee, James. . . . . . i don't drink alcohol. . . . . . And life is sweet as fuck, when you don't drink alcohol, mate. If you are goanna feed your-self all that negative "no-can-do" bullshit, well you better hope to fuck reincarnation works, 'cause you've just fucked this life for yourself, with your dumb ass-negative bullshit. Fucking brilliant mate! Good job your a genius, so you can hand out all your know-it-all-know nothing bull-shit to everyone, so they can get the benefit of your low level limitations. Good one James! Best, PS i'm listening through a 5.1(.2) studio monitoring system, comprising of 5 x 12" Tannoy dual concentric studio monitors, from the 80s, with two vintage JBL 15" bass drivers. It's sweet! Know what i mean? Sorry, of course you don't, probably never will, sadness! PPS, The only way you could make this anymore funny, would be if your clit fell off right now, james! Love ya xxx

You're hypersensitive, aren't you? Since you talk a lot of BS here we go.... Ofc it's a good thing if you pursue your life goals. What I meant was more like... if you're like to rob a bank or shoot people well... it's stuff you can do, but.. leads you to nowhere. Regarding music: I've seen "musicians" or music interested people writing music and getting frustrated after doing what they liked. They liked to write songs without any knowledge about it. They got nowhere. I don't drink alcohol either, but I'm not sure what it has to do with the topic. Yeah I can see you're into stand up comedy but there is a difference between being funny and just going full emo mode. You don't argue because you don't have arguments. You trash talk because you are defenseless. So to summerize: You write an essay as a comment with no real content. You assume things which are not true. Your answer is "fuck off with your negative bullshit" - well that's a reaction from people who are about to commit suicide since they're mentally so unstable and can't cope with negativity. They are so afraid of being teared down by anything negative so they exclude it at all costs at any time. Because they're weak. And you started to talk about your life and what you're doing. I don't care. Your genital joke doesn't work either. First you have to give the audience a premise. Then you come to the punch line. Simple as that. I know it's difficult to be funny. But... whatever. And the best thing about your trash post was you talking about your mega awesome equipment. A lot of blabla. I work withing the recording business. What's the point of your 5.2 system? 2x bass? In what room are you even sitting? I mean you overlay harmonics and have to position your 2 subwoofers perfectly to achieve your smooth overlapping of frequencies. But yes, I'm not impressed. More of... amused trying to be the though guy. "uuh look at my equipment I got this and that and stil can't hear shit because bla." "uh look at me I'm a future Louis CK, I'm getting booked for children's birthday parties." Here comes the irony Patricia: You talking about my off falling clitories, yet you overreact like feminazi, getting totally triggered by missunderstanding me because you lack intelligence and mature cool-headedness. I think you fucked yourself harder than you imagined trying to fuck me with your pseudo smart reply. Get off your pony sweetheart, or you hurt yourself. I love ya not too since I'm a sapiosexual, I love intelligent people, not wannabes. ;)

:-)

James, funny post but I think you meant to say " being torn down'

He's Dutch :)

Kearress that was a joke from a Jared Dines video (It's not capoo either lmao)

+BLACKMETALWILL kapu

Well done, sir

Kay poe

kerpital that’s the moment where it stood out the most to me. I could hear the vibrations in the intervals on standard and then it just sounded like everything clicked into place with the Taylor tuning.

Thank you! This really helped pinpoint the difference for me. At first I was dismayed because I thought my ears were garbage!

I was able to identify all but one of the songs. Here is the information so you can look for videos about playing them. 1:17 Here Comes The Sun by The Beatles 2:26 59th Street Bridge Song (aka. Feeling Groovy) by Simon and Garfunkel 3:04 A nice fingerpicking piece but I have no idea of its title 3:53 I think this is Autumn Leaves 4:36 Fragile by Sting

Lol, the one i needed was the one at 3:04

Jing Jing Justin I was just searching the comments for the same thing haha

Jing Jing Justin Speak your heart Lizz Wright

Jing Jing Justin I'm not sure what the name of the original piece is but someone made a mashup of Biggie and Tupac songs and used that chord progression. We are not afraid is the name of the song.

TheHirade try the Ernie Ball Cobalts. They keep their brilliance for a lot longer and if always played with clean hands and not left in too much humidity they'll keep a good degree of new string sharpness for very long. I put mine on last year and they still sound like new regular strings. They also have a noticeable mid-bump which I quite like.

some guitars like older strings! not too old obviously, a week or two, just like bowed string players do (where its convention to let them 'play in' for at least a MONTH!!)

TheHirade That's interesting! No sarcasm, I've played for over 2 decades & always thought some instruments sound better than others in certain tunings.

you have to tune the rest of the instruments to the same tuning

@@coolguyrecords3553 nope, he is compensating when the note is stuck and temporarily goes sharp

Who needs a keyboardist....

Intonation needs to adjust for harmonics not just the fundamental, my theory at least.. so sweetened tunings could compensate for that. I have been giving them a shot on fretless bass lol

Very few people can hear a difference of less than 10 cents, I hear a difference in tone, but not an obvious difference in tuning, and I've been playing for 45 years!

Correct. The Taylor tuning on the right was tuned a bit flat to make it sound less "overbright" when tension increase from fretting action and the swinging motion of the strings are accounted for. Technically speaking it's definitely a thing for some playing styles, others won't ever notice one way or the other.

@@knownunknown7607 Oh. I thought he meant the guy on the right wasn't as smart.

That’s because he is wearing whiter shoes and getting more direct sunlight

nah it's just your state of being which affects how your body/mind perceives the varying frequencies. Personally, I hear "perfect" guitar tuner tuning as completely out of tune... but then again i'm really fussy about shit like that. Some days I notice it does not sound so out, but other days... dayam.

I have a similar experience, and also seem to be very fussy, unless i can't be bothered when playing gets hectic when other players are involved. It seems sometimes everyone is out of tune, cause of intonation differences in players and their moods...

kuro.i yeah I usually run a little flat when I tune by ear and then standard won't sound right with a tuner

it isn't necessarily that its perfect tuning, taylor tuning is more perfect in a way perhaps. The system of tuning is based on the assumption of 'perfect strings', which are hypothetical. Real strings change pitch over the time of a note, and their harmonics are not necessarily perfect either due to imperfections. that's the reason we have to adjust intonation by string length on electric guitars differently for strings too. also the distinction between 440 and 432 are completely arbitrary

kuro.i I'm usually flat to the "perfect" standard when I tune by ear 😅

wth is wrong with you man..

The tuning was further away from "standard" on the lower strings, so you'd hear the difference on those notes more.

Know what you're saying about the G string. But oh boy, does the common C and D chord sound crappy when you do this...

True, but with proper trus rod adjustments and intonation on a guitar all notes are equal no matter where you play them on the fret board negating the need to compensate with tuning.

You don't understand the subject.

Who? Me? Of course I do. This guy is saying tuning to the 0 cents leads to an undesirable sound, which is hilariously laughable. Any guitar intonated and a proper trus rod adjustment will sound beautiful and above all, proper. Try going back in time and telling Beethoven and Mozart to tune their keys a couple cents flat. Lol

It's all a matter of taste and perspective. But I still think you don't get the point. Somehow.

John Egan - I agree with your ears, except I prefer the darker/warmer tuning.

It's literally a 'sharper' tone

You might say it sounds in tune. Lol

It's not muddy or dark.

Neither one sounds "more" or "less" in tune to me - I can't put my finger on why, but I preferred the standard tuning as well.

Hey I know I'm a month late on your comment, but I just found this video today. I'm confused about a few of your points. (ignoring much of the 1st paragraph) What do you mean by tuning to a Dominant 7th? I'm assuming you mean a Mm7 chord, or a V7, but that's only four notes. You give an example of this, "D,A,C,F#" but that's not any chord I've heard about. A D Dominant 7 would be D,F#,A,Eb. So because of this, I don't think you mean a V7 chord. This is what confuses me. So I guess I'm asking is, what? You suggest tuning only 4 strings? Why the seemingly random notes? I'm coming at this from a musician's background, and you seem to be wanting to be a luthier? Maybe this is why.

I'm a musician, been playing piano since I was 8. Definitely not a luthier! But I am very interetsed and involved in tuning theory. You are right that I mean Mm7 or V7 when I wrote dominant seventh, but any book on theory will show you that the notes of a dominant seventh are P1-M3-P5-m7, or for D7, D-F#-A-C. All I've done is written them in a different order, nothing random about it. Your D-F#-A-Eb would be D(b9), as the Eb makes a b9 with the root (D). I was only suggesting tuning the highest 4 strings of the guitar to make it a bit easier. If you want to tune the bottom two strings too, then I'd suggest the low E string dropped to D and A string +2c on the D7 chord, or For the G7 chord, keep the E string at +/-0c for the fretted G (third fret) and drop the A string by 14c if you're fretting the B (second fret) there Does that help to clarify things?

Haha, you're right. Sorry man, remind me not to do theory math when I first wake up. I'm still a big proponent of standard tuning, maybe because I'm just used to it. Why would tuning to a dominant 7th be any better? Quick barre chords?

19-ET also maps unambiguously onto normal Western music, excluding music which explicitly assumes the use of 12-ET like many atonal pieces and most jazz. I use different temperaments at times, sometimes even changing during the course of a piece, but I have the luxury of doing it electronically. If I want to pull the third of a major chord ten cents flat _here_ but not _there,_ I can do that. Most of the time I don't bother, but the slower the tempo and the more sparse the texture, the more it makes sense to put in the effort to use a better tuning system than 12-ET. Which one? Try several if need be. You can sample various temperaments being used on the same composition here: mal-2.bandcamp.com/album/gonzo-lullaby-temperament-tests

Yes, but less "clear". I hear the different strings kind of overlapping their sound (maybe ressonating dinfferently?). I had favorite tunings for each music..

deaf

It happens the opposite to me.

the high stuff sounded weird on here comes the sun

The Taylor tuning is out of tune. He showed you that.

phycological, my guitar friends .. phycological

432hz isn't an even-tempered scale, although it divides evenly into 12 (notes per octave). 440hz is reportedly an even-tempered scale, but it doesn't divide evenly into 12. I'm confused, or under-informed

Thats called the placebo tuning!

DallasGreen123 -you know I thought the same thing of my rather expensive guitar, I ended up tuning it just a hair off of 0-cents, and sounds great! Glad I saw this video, you know after so many years of playing and then you find out that all this is normal makes you feel like we don't know all there is to know. In the end it all comes down to your own ear, and what YOU think is pleasing and correct. Take care.

no guitar is tuned perfectly. Hit the string 5 times and each will be a TINY bit different. They also sound differently when theyre plucked and a millisecond afterwards as you know from using a tuner etc. And absolutely noone frets perfectly every time

D-45, Everybodys dream.

Go on…

Luke Bryan ee

speak your heart lizz wright

Or maybe your ears are used to western standard.

Taylor with a Taylor tuning playing a Taylor Swift song.

That's because your ear is not musically trained, or you're tone deaf? It is clear as day difference in the standard tuning pitch of 440Hz which is tight tension on the strings making for brighter tone verses dropping below 440Hz thus slacking the tensions of the strings making the tone warmer, richer, and less bright!

@@ThomasAntoniusOlsenJr.333 your right I'm not musically trained. What do you mean by bright?

fuck off

You took the words right out of my mouth. Yes the one on the left sounds more dissonant.

How many statistics are made up on the spot tho lol that’s the real question.. 77% of course! Jk

@@tcoll1233 xD made me laugh 😀 and you're right so lets change that made up % and just say most people cant hear out of tune or maybe even nobody... 😀

I can hear when a string is out of tune while I’m playing but can’t really tell which one. Just enough to be like hmm.. something isn’t right and have to check all the strings with a tuner.

@@tcoll1233 no no i know i ment like people in audience when you play somewhere they cant tell 😊 but it is also true from artistic point of view, suddle diferences for artists are welcome when recording or just when creating and finding your sound.

yeah ppl seem to like standard better but that other sound was so warm.

Wow, somebody got it...

@Ege T : Autumn Leaves bro.. Enjoy.. 😀

No you are correct. It sounds warmer and less harsh.

Bob Bill Nolan yes and yes

Tyler Benziger cawpo

Paul Davids thug life

everybody knows its capoo

It's called cah-poo right? XD

what's a kapoo