Guitar Tuner Open C helps guitarists tune. Tune the guitar by ear

Publisher:	Guitar Tuner
Downloads:	1
Software Type:	Freeware, 0.00
File Size:	10.61M
OS:	Windows All
Update Date:	19 January, 2014

Guitar Tuner Open C helps guitarists tune. Tune the guitar by ear and start playing in Low C for a new sound.
Most alternate tunings offer a new sonic palette to explore, but Open C is the only one that delivers a perfect C major chord when strumming the strings
This leads to spontaneous songs and cool riffs. Take your time with this guitar tuner and weave your way through the low frequencies. Ben Harper is rather fond of this one as it works well for slide guitar. Genres include blues, jazz and folk but feel free to create your own. Avoid using light gauge strings and stick with mediums for this tuning. It handles the tension and sound better while allowing the bass to permeate.
Tuning by ear brings you a higher musical state and gives the guitar a nice change of pace. In todays world of copycat musicians, you can use Open C Guitar Tuner to achieve a whole new sound. Step up to deep bass strings and steel string bliss. Leave the strings in this tuning for a month and let them settle in. This lets the guitar reach its optimum sound and really mellow into the tuning.
There is nothing like improving the inner ear and a free online guitar tuner will do just that. It's like a tuning fork, but on your computer! Find a quiet room and listen closely to each string and match the note on your guitar. After a while, your listening will match the guitar and send creativity soaring.
After Open C, feel free to try Low C for a slightly different feel. After finding your favorite guitar tuning, it may be wise to have several guitars dedicated to their own unique tuning. It makes sense that over time, you will start to create your own guitar chords and map out new songs by hand.
Just keep listening to the notes and remember the tone and sound of each one. This is how the masters achieve musical mastery and guitar proficiency. Practice often and set aside times for guitar exploration at home or on the road.
And last but not least, have fun!