It changes a the tuning of the guitar. for instance if you put a capo on the first fret all strings are then tuned 1/2 step higher. ie.. your E string becomes an F. Your A string becomes an A# and so on. But doing this also moves all your frets higher as well. Where ever you put the capo becomes the nut and the fret after it would be the first fret. Hope I didn't confuse you.
No you didn't u explained it supper dupper well!
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You can also use a guitar capo for alternate tunings. For example, simply put a capo on the second fret covering all stings except the low E. you made your own "Drop E" style, without even changing the tuning of the guitar.
You can only go full steps with a capo and only down if the capo is already in use.
It is not bad for the guitar, but the capo will be kind of useless as it won't be fretting the strings properly.
You can purchase a Capo guitar online from the Guitar Center website. Alternatively, you can also purchase this item online from retailers such as Amazon.
It means a capo on the 7th Fret of a guitar neck.
with a capo
Guitar capo is a guitar in a high octave ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AH-no. A capo is a device that attaches to the neck and bars all the strings. The advantage here is the ability to move the capo up and down the neck. There are real fancy ones that allow you to create a chord, not sure what you'd do with it though.
Yes.
no, i personally have a capo (which is a clamp for your guitar) for an electric guitar. and it works great. but make sure that the capo you buy is for your type of guitar. i have one which is for electric and acoustic and it cost about £5.
Either a Capo or a tuner
Standard tuning for a guitar is key of "E".
Yes.
capo?