10 advantages to perfect fourths tuning for guitar
I have been transitioning to using this most of the time since the pandemic. It is almost the same as standard tuning but the relationship between all of the strings is the same: you tune at the fifth fret all the way across. So you can either raise the b and e to c and f or lower the EADG to EbAbDbGb which is what I do.

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1. All patterns are the same across the entire neck
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2. You only need to learn a single chord shape to play across the neck
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3. Symmetrical voicings are easier
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4. Because the “easy shapes” Give you different notes than a regular guitar you will sound a little different than most guitarists
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5. Learning the fretboard is way easier
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6. It is closer to bass and you can play the same thing on both
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7. You can take the same approaches to multi string guitars and basses
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8. Scale patterns, especially symmetrical ones, don’t change as you move across the neck
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9. Some things that would be difficult in standard tuning can be played with one finger
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10. I find I get a more “modern” sound to a lot of my riffs
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I am a huge fan of VoiVod and they use fourths a lot: you can get this sound with one finger and slide it around.
11. Transitioning back and fourth to standard tuning is not hard
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