Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago

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Hey there, Steve here. I've been messing around with chords in DAEAC#E and trying to connect them with licks based around the relevant major and minor arpeggio or scale for each chord. If you'd like to learn some of the major and minor scales in DAEAC#E tuning to use along with your DAEAC#E chords, then I've provided a bunch of them in my math rock guitar e-book. It's a great way to find the notes that 'sound' good with each chord, and just makes things much easier when writing. Also, there's a whole bunch of chords for that tuning in there!


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