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It's been a couple of hours and haven't tuned back yet. Going to leave it and see how I go. Not sure how well I will sleep tonight, OCD might kick in and I'll have to pop downstairs and retune it to std.
It sounds perfect, tracking is spot on with no latency.
It sounds strange if you're not playing at a volume which drowns out the string noise but that's the only drawback.
If a GT100 can do it I reckon there's other multi fx that can and possibly there's a stomp box that can too.
My Zoom G5 has a Pitch Shifter that can do a couple of steps down quite well, by extension the G3 would also be able to do the same.
Anytime man.
I'm new to this forum and was reading through a few threads when this caught my eye.
I tuned down to Eb for years, when I played in an originals band. We did it initially because we wrote a couple of songs that were too high for our bass player/lead vocalist to sing, so we stuck with it.
I loved the feel of the tuning, but it messed up my ears for years. While I would never claim to have perfect pitch, I'd sort trained my ears to recognise certain chords over the years. For example, if I listened to a record, I could regognise the chords of E, A, D and G (mostly by the way they were voiced, rather than the exact pitch). However, with my prolonged exposure to non standard tuning, my note recognition was always a semitone out and it took a while to recover from hearing an open E string and not wanting to tune it down half a step (if that makes sense).
Anyway, welcome - have a fret on me.
I have found it tracks perfectly.