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Open G is one of the most popular open tunings for guitarists. The tuning works extremely well with a guitar slide as well as strumming simple chord progressions. To tune your guitar into Open G, you need to change your strings to D G D G B D. This is easy to do from standard tuning. First, you need to lower the low sixth string to D. Then lower the A string down to G. Leave the D, G, and B strings as they are, then lower the high E string down to D. Use a good tuner and once you get through all six strings, go back and check the tuning again. If you enjoy playing in Open G tuning and want to keep your guitar in Open G, you may want to consider using a slightly heavier gauge set of strings. The lower tuning loosens the strings, so to overcome this, use a heavier set. The lower string tension may also reduce the action height on your guitar. This might be good or bad, depending on your playing style. If you plan on using a guitar slide, you may want to increase the action height for better clearance. What makes open tunings like Open G fun to play is how easy some chord shapes are. Slide guitarists love playing in Open G Tuning because they can slide back and forth between major chords using a slide. You might notice that the above chords skip the low 6th string. You can strum all six strings to play the full open G chord. You may notice that a lot of guitarists who play in Open G tuning this way. A classic example of this is Keith Richards, who goes as far as to completely remove the string as shown below. The reason you may want to skip strumming the sixth string is if you want the root note to be the lowest note in the chord. The root notes line up on the fifth string. Just like the moveable Major chord shape, you can play any minor chord you want by moving the above chord shape up or down the fretboard. Simply line the root note up on the fifth string. If you use your first finger to bar across the fret, use your fourth finger to play the high note. Here are two more moveable chord shapes that can be useful when coming up with chord progressions in Open G tuning. As you can see, you can easily jump into these chord shapes from any Major chord shape. Experimenting with these two chord shapes in place of a Major chord in your progression can take your songwriting in different directions. Here are some other easy open chord shapes for Open G Tuning. Some of the shapes you can move up and down the fretboard, while some may be too awkward to shift. The above open chords should give you enough to play around with and come up with some good chord progressions. Here is a printable PDF with all of the above chord shapes in Open G Tuning. Thank you to all my subscribers for supporting Guitar Gear Finder so I can write helpful guides like this one. If you found this guide helpful, please share it on social media to help spread the word. While the lesson talks about memorizing the notes with standard tuning, the same methods can be used with open tunings. So all you need to do is get used to the new order of strings. The repeated strings make the job quick and easy. It should be no surprise that a lot of songs written in Open G Tuning use the G Major scale. So memorizing the note positions in G Major is worth the effort. If you really want to see what an open tuning like Open G feels like to play, there are some great songs worth checking out. The below songs all use Open G tuning and give you an idea of what is possible when you use alternate tunings. Keith Richards loves Open G tuning. Open G Keith now plays live in Open G. The below TAB shows the opening chords to the song Brown Sugar. While it is possible to play this song in standard tuning, the song feels and sounds great when played in Open G. Keith famously plays his guitar with the low 6th string removed. 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