Every Breath You Take tuned to E (A) 440

[@JMcKaySV]

Thanks! So much easier loading this video up than tuning my guitar each time

[@adriancam1660]

Thank you, is always annoying when the tune has been changed due to speed tape. This kind of videos make our lives easier :)

[@miguelmorais8916]

Adrian Cam agree

[@xBlackout718x]

The studio recording of Layla is another one that does this. It’s between Am and A#m.

[@andresangel865]

Thanks. You save to me.

[@Markothunder]

I found that standard E tuning version. Thank you🙂👍

[@Orvz475]

Now this is the standard tuning.

[@jesusbarreraperez1893]

Thanks a millions.

[@matthewmoss7601]

Awesome vid for learning this tune, thank you for sharing.

[@josuepineda2248]

Thanks carnal!

[@SultanBenjamin]

I’m just here to torture my fingers excuse me

[@ryanjenkinsmusic8339]

This video should be bigger than it is. It’s always fun to listen to songs in different keys

[@meahdahlgren6537]

Right

[@joelsanez1515]

it helped!!!!!!! thanks!!!

[@EmpowerTheLeaderInU]

that was great! thx brother!

[@adrianasilver71]

Muito obrigada! Minha banda toca esta música neste tom e estou aproveitando este vídeo para ensaiar em casa...❤

[@MrTyphoontyphoon]

thank you buddy for the notes, it helped a lot !!! xoxoxox

[@matthewdrozdowski9095]

thank you

[@beautiful_nature_Hungary]

thx!

[@GuiNemodes]

Amazing

[@willwatje8294]

Game changer thank you!

[@lukaszha8826]

Tuned to A = 440Hz, not E.

[@JohnnyThorn]

Ah yes you're correct

[@grimreaper2145]

Lol

[@amaliaescobedo5561]

Is there an easier guitar riff than the one Sumners plays.

[@BladeV8]

Not really. You can capo but it doesn't gain you much, except the big reach on the second chord. But it does make the other shapes a bit more confusing too.

[@benjaminjudah9415]

It’s played in A major instead of Ab major.

[@lukaszha8826]

It was actually between the two keys in the original version, I think they used A= 415 or something.

[@happyears21694]

A427 around about. A415 is where a semitone down is at.

[@yuuyjaaj6721]

Thanks captain obvious

[@benjaminjudah9415]

@@yuuyjaaj6721 my statement was for those that aren’t familiar with music theory, It’s to help them know the difference in regards to the key name.

[@benjaminjudah9415]

@@lukaszha8826 that makes sense, because it does sound like it’s in between Ab major and A major, they must’ve used microtonality.