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Notes on the fretboard: 4-String Bass – Eb / Half Step Down

D#-G#-C#-F# · Standard

C
D♯G♯C♯F♯035791215D♯1 · fret 0E1 · fret 1F1 · fret 2F♯1 · fret 3G1 · fret 4G♯1 · fret 5A1 · fret 6A♯1 · fret 7B1 · fret 8C2 · fret 9C♯2 · fret 10D2 · fret 11D♯2 · fret 12E2 · fret 13F2 · fret 14F♯2 · fret 15G♯1 · fret 0A1 · fret 1A♯1 · fret 2B1 · fret 3C2 · fret 4C♯2 · fret 5D2 · fret 6D♯2 · fret 7E2 · fret 8F2 · fret 9F♯2 · fret 10G2 · fret 11G♯2 · fret 12A2 · fret 13A♯2 · fret 14B2 · fret 15C♯2 · fret 0D2 · fret 1D♯2 · fret 2E2 · fret 3F2 · fret 4F♯2 · fret 5G2 · fret 6G♯2 · fret 7A2 · fret 8A♯2 · fret 9B2 · fret 10C3 · fret 11C♯3 · fret 12D3 · fret 13D♯3 · fret 14E3 · fret 15F♯2 · fret 0G2 · fret 1G♯2 · fret 2A2 · fret 3A♯2 · fret 4B2 · fret 5C3 · fret 6C♯3 · fret 7D3 · fret 8D♯3 · fret 9E3 · fret 10F3 · fret 11F♯3 · fret 12G3 · fret 13G♯3 · fret 14A3 · fret 15CC2 · fret 9CC2 · fret 4CC3 · fret 11CC3 · fret 6

Tap any fret to hear it. Pick an octave to single out one exact pitch – the other octaves fade.

Where to find C: 4-String Bass – Eb / Half Step Down

  • String 1 (F♯): 6
  • String 2 (C♯): 11
  • String 3 (G♯): 4
  • String 4 (D♯): 9

All notes on the fretboard: 4-String Bass – Eb / Half Step Down

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1F♯GG♯AA♯BCC♯DD♯EFF♯
2C♯DD♯EFF♯GG♯AA♯BCC♯
3G♯AA♯BCC♯DD♯EFF♯GG♯
4D♯EFF♯GG♯AA♯BCC♯DD♯

In the tuning Eb / Half Step Down (D#-G#-C#-F#) its 4 strings cover a range from D♯1 to A3 within the first 15 positions. Pick a note to mark every place it sounds, choose an octave to single out one exact pitch, and use the chart above to learn the neck string by string.

Find notes in another tuning: 4-String Bass

Standard (EADG) E-A-D-GEb / Half Step Down D#-G#-C#-F#D Standard D-G-C-FDrop D D-A-D-GDrop C C-G-C-FLow C C-A-D-GLow B B-E-A-D

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How do I learn the notes on this fretboard?

Start with the open strings of Eb / Half Step Down (D#-G#-C#-F#), then learn one natural note at a time across all strings. The 12th fret repeats the open strings an octave higher, so the chart only needs frets 0 to 12.

Why does the same note appear on several strings?

Neighbouring strings overlap in range, so most pitches can be played in more than one place. Choose an octave in the note finder to see exactly which positions give the same pitch.

What is the range of this tuning?

From D♯1, the lowest open string, up to A3 at the 15th position of the highest string.