So all of you rockers, or just regular guitarists, try drop C tuning. This can sometimes end up making that song easier to play, which may be why some bands play in Drop C a lot. Play old songs you knew in this tuning by listening and finding the notes. The easiest way to learn any new tuning is to play around. Just make sure the tab is in Drop C tuning (sometimes authors of tab say 1 step down of Drop D). You can find Toxicity in almost all tab databases. It may seem fast at first, but that’s because the songs on the album are perfected and sped up. The title track, Toxicity, is the easiest to play (in my eyes). Their second album, Toxicity, was their first huge success, with three songs good enough for the radio. System of a Down is one of the easiest bands to learn in drop C.
In the Drop tunings you can take that Metal or Rock song that you couldn’t play fast enough and speed it up, since it’s easy to change power chords. Tuning into Drop C or Drop D will allow you to play power chords on the biggest three strings by playing the same fret on all three strings. Traditional power chords require you split your fingers by two frets, which is extremely hard for small people like me. Now you are in Drop C.ĭrop C and Drop D tunings help make power chords easier. But to get to Drop C, you need to bring all the strings down one step. An easy way to do this is make the 7th fret of the thick string sound the same as the second thickest plucked open.
If you ever look at tab from tab databases, people often use a tuning they state as “one step down from drop D.” Drop D tuning is taking the thickest string and tuning it down one step. Hello everyone! My name is Evan, and I have been playing guitar not very long now, but I’m good friends with very good players, and have asked them about the topic I would like to talk about today.
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