@@davidbaldwin1591 haha, that’s great, thanks David!

Cheers 😊

Thanks Scott, yes it’s one I’ve been gigging for a while and will record soon hopefully. It’s actually about Black Bess - Dick Turpin’s horse! 😊

That’s great news! They’re great little guitars. Thanks for watching 😊

@@scottjameswatson Cheers Scott. Happy New Year to you 🤘🙏

Hey thanks Scott, it really does mean a lot to get great feedback. (All done on tenor guitar GDAD capo #3 fret. Lukas Drinkwater on cello and double bass). M 🙂

Hi thanks for watching. I don't know if there's a chart for chords in GDGD. I've found them by playing a while and knowing chords using GDAD which is Bouzouki tuning. You can get books on those chords. Hope this helps?

Cheers Marty 😊

Cheers Andris it was a lot of fun! 😂

Cheers for watching. The tuning to use is probably an individual preference. I like GDAD & GDGD as I play mandolin and mandola too, so tuning in these tunings is the same as for bouzouki but not too differentfrom mandolin. Chicago may be a little easier for chords as it's the same tuning as the 4 top strings on std guitar. So if you're used to that tuning it helps. GDAD & GDGD require a little time to get used to but they sound great. It's a personal choice really. I hope that helps?

Cheers 😊

Thanks Paul, I'm hoping to add more in GDGD when I get time. Thanks for watching 😊

Hi, thank you for enjoying the videos. I haven't updated them for a while, but I'm hoping to do more. I haven't got any resources, I'm sorry 😞 One thing that might be useful is to get a book on Bouzouki chords. They ate tuned the same - GDAD - and the chord positions will be the same, or similar to the ones I tend to use. I hope that helps 🙏

Cheers! It's GDGD, I love that tuning and often use GDAD too.

@@miketurnbullmusic Thank you!

Thank you! It's great to hear such feedback from other players 😊

Cheers Scott 😊

Excellent! I sort of toggle between GDAD & GDGD tunings. Both are great to play around with. I suppose most of my stuff has been written with GDAD, but now I'm beginning to write more with GDGD.

@@miketurnbullmusic out of curiosity, what do you see as some advantages of GDAD over GDAE? Are there disadvantages? I come from a standard guitar background, so these tunings are all new to me.

Hi, thanks for watching. I don't have any chord charts, sorry.

Thanks for watching. Double stops are two notes played together and they are basically a little chord of 2 notes rather than a chord of 3 or more notes. Hope that helps 🙂

Thank you so much, and pleased it was helpful 😊

Great stuff, thanks 😊

No worries, glad it was helpful.

Cheers Adam, glad you liked it.🙂

Great! Thanks 😊

Hi Scottie! Thanks for watching, really pleased you enjoyed it. 😊

Cheers Geoff! Both great tunings. I've written a lot with GDAD and more recently with GDGD. I think I actually prefer GDGD now! Thanks for turning in and check out the other vids. I'll hopefully do some more soon. 🤘

Hi, sorry I didn't get chance to reply to your message. I hope you have had fun with the tuning and getting some good playing in too! Cheers, M.

No worries 👍

Thank you! 🤘

Cheers Scott 🤘

Thank you, that's great. I use Earthwood strings, Ernie Ball, 44, 32, 24, 16 on my tenors.

Thanks Robin 😊

Hey glad you like it! I use 44, 32, 24, 16 on both my tenors. This one is a Harley Benton and I have an Ashbury.

@@miketurnbullmusic Cheers I just got a Harley Benton tenor guitar to play Celtic music on I have a Irish set of strings to try .I like alternative tunings on my guitar and will definitely try this as well. Many thanks.🤩👍

Thanks, glad you liked it!