Tainted Wombs
byHäshcut
byHäshcut
Play each string and match the pitch using your microphone. Targets are set to this song’s exact tuning (FFCEAC).
Start in standard tuning (E-A-D-G-B-E) and change 6 of 6 strings to play “Tainted Wombs”:
| String | Standard | Target | What to do |
|---|---|---|---|
| String 6 | E2 | F2 | Tune up a half step |
| String 5 | A2 | F2 | Tune down 4 semitones |
| String 4 | D3 | C3 | Tune down a whole step |
| String 3 | G3 | E3 | Tune down 3 semitones |
| String 2 | B3 | A3 | Tune down a whole step |
| String 1 | E4 | C4 | Tune down 4 semitones |
"Tainted Wombs" by Häshcut is played in Custom Tuning (FFCEAC) (FFCEAC). Starting from standard tuning (E-A-D-G-B-E), you retune 6 of 6 strings: string 6 up to F, string 5 down to F, string 4 down to C, string 3 down to E, string 2 down to A, string 1 down to C. Some strings go down and others go up, so the tension shifts across the neck. 1270 other songs in our catalog use Custom Tuning (FFCEAC).
Already tuned to FFCEAC? These tunings are just one small change away.
Strings and tools that make playing "Tainted Wombs" in Custom Tuning (FFCEAC) easier.
Recommended gauge .011–.054. The bass end is slackened noticeably; a slightly heavier set keeps it tight without a full setup change.
A headstock tuner makes switching in and out of this tuning quick, even on stage or without a mic.
Retuning 6 strings means a lot of turning — a winder speeds it up and trims new strings too.
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"Tainted Wombs" is played in Custom Tuning (FFCEAC): FFCEAC, from the lowest to the highest string.
Start from standard tuning (E-A-D-G-B-E). String 6: tune up a half step (E2 → F2). String 5: tune down 4 semitones (A2 → F2). String 4: tune down a whole step (D3 → C3). String 3: tune down 3 semitones (G3 → E3). String 2: tune down a whole step (B3 → A3). String 1: tune down 4 semitones (E4 → C4).
Use a .011–.054 set. The bass end is slackened noticeably; a slightly heavier set keeps it tight without a full setup change.
Once tuned to FFCEAC, try playing these tracks next: