Re: Change keys....
We change keys all the time to accomodate singers. Simple to do.
I don't recall ever playing a tune where I was required to retune,
other than dropped D.
I can play in Eb all day long without having to retune. I guess if
you want the open strings ringing, it would require that. I don't run
into it, but with a chromatic tuner, just not that big a deal.
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