Guitar Hacks With Jammy Guitar: Alternate Tunings
In this episode, you’ll learn how to play 10 classic rock songs in alternate tunings. With Jammy, you can switch among those tunings in a single tap! Get your terrifyingly smart guitar here: https://igg.me/at/playjammy?utm_source=YT&utm_medium=org&utm_content=guitar_hacks_2
Tunings we used here:
00:52 — open D
01:05 — open G
01:13 — open A
01:22 — standard D
01:32 — drop D
01:45 — drop C
01:58 — drop B
02:10 — drop A (alt)
02:23 — DADGAD
02:40 — standard Eb
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Originally posted by UC-DZDDTDSp_3yBGLfAUqKRw at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9EUgVChdnQ
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Can I assign a tuning to each string for different MIDI sounds?
Can it tune in 4ths all the way up from low E like a 6 string bass?
It’s convenient because I have to set up all my guitars for a pacific tuning and I can’t change the tuning if it’s let’s say in a drop d type of tuning and if I want to play in a standard type of tuning I gotta pick up a different guitar although it’s convenient and would be cool to have this one but Id still prefer to play a real guitar but besides my point I think this guitar is awesome and would probably recommend it for anyone that plays in different tunings.. I still got love for my whammy dt pedal I can change tunings on the fly but you still need to switch certain guitars
Can you do drop A and G tubings ? If not can you make that tuning option in your daw?
Can Jammy Guitar be set up to play "New Standard Tuning", or C pentatonic-tuning – that is C G D A E G?
Can we custom alternate tuning?
Very enthusiastically requesting custom tunings even though I already plan to purchase a Jammy and EVO ❤️????????
You technically played Kashmir wrong. Jimmy Page INSISTS it has to be played with alternate picking, and not downstrokes. His reason is that it needs to be strummed for a smooth sound, rather than a choppy one. If you listen to the original, and compare it to yours, it's very clear; the recording is a smooth "duhduhduh, duhduhduh duuhh", and not a choppy "dun dun dun, dun dun dun duuuuh". I know, funny way to explain it, but recognizing these minute flourishes separate a good musician, from one who shrugs, and says "meh… who cares?"
Good musicians who want to be better musicians, that's who.
Ps:
I get that this is just a demo, but I think it's important to be accurate, or at least cover your ass by saying something like "this isn't how Jimmy plays it" or whatever.
Some kid just learning may watch this, and think "oh, that's how it's played". Now he's out there arguing with people that "no, this is how it's played! I saw it this way on youtube!"
Can't wait to get a jammy ❤
my favourite tuning is drop a because it djents
does djammy djents?
5ths/NST tuning? 🙁
When my JAMMY arrived, opening it was like a religious experience! I am starting out for the first time at the age of 72, YEA ME! It's beautiful! I love rock and grunge and I am practing everyday. It's really all I ever need and I can get my hands on all the strings! Thank you for all the long hard hours to put this product into peoples hands. I love it so much, it was well worth the wait so now it's time to practice. Thanks for the videos also.
Hi, could you please demonstrate the latency* with exact time measurements comparing the string pluck with the sound output and same with MIDI mode. Also could you show MIDI recording quality, extra notes artefacts… About MIDI data do you manage to get velocity and pitch bend / MPE information ? Thanks, keep on lock and roll.
*Latency is crucial when you play live to give the groove to the music, if there is latency (which I think) then this instrument is more suitable for practicing in mobility more than a substitute to a normal guitar I tend to think ?
Hi I ordered one of these…could u let me know when I can expect arrival? Thanks
а у меня нет любимого гитарного строя( я и на гитаре-то играть не умею.
но скоро придет Jammy и надеюсь научиться)
Is there any way to set our own tunings, or can we only use the preset ones in the app?