Devilsrefugee

Cheers guys I wasn’t sure if that meant it would be a full step as it’s one whole fret but thanks for confirming

Hi all if I tuned down half step… where would a capo go if I wanted to get back to standard tuning? The first fret?

Thanks guys you are all really helpful I need to like you say try to learn the notes but there’s a lot of them!! if my guitar is tuned down half step and the chords I’m playing are B D E (normal tuning open chord shapes) if guitar two wanted to mix it up then where can the capo go and what chords could I use? if I’m getting this right I could go capo on 2 (example) I now play an open D chord shape? the original D chord shape i change and now play an open F chord and the original E chord, I now play an open G chord shape have i got any of that right?

Thank you! So i guess what loses me is - how to know where to put the capo… if i played the C at the nut… if i put a capo say on fret 3 could i play a D# and that works?

Thanks for the help all i guy I knew ages ago gave me a pic of a keyboard and said you can put a capo on and then count the frets and count the keys in the pic (has the notes/chord listed) and you have what open chord to play on the guitar with the capo on but I can’t seem to work it out

Hi all newbie here I have seen a band with two guitar players playing different chords as such - one with a capo on one of the frets and the other player without how do you work out where the capo should go to make sure the guitars are both in the right key? if guitar one was tuned half a step down, could guitar two play different chords but with capo? If so where would the capo go? im so confused thanks!!