Drop 31 Characteristics

A small "dictionary" of possibilities in this tuning. Its nickname is derived from the fact that the third and first strings are dropped a half-step. It can also be "Drop 13".

 






Demonstrates the playing of 1-5-8 chords with one finger per fret, making it easier to do this across the fingerboard in any position--even at the first fret if you want to put power in an F chord, which is difficult in standard tuning. 

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