DevilDriver (mostly on The Last Kind Words and later albums and live) performances. Demon Hunter (on their self-titled debut album). Demolition Hammer (on songs "Bread and Water" and "Wasted" from their 1994 album Time Bomb). Deftones (on the album White Pony and other songs on later album). David Wilcox (on "That's What the Lonely Is For" from Big Horizon). Damageplan (on "Reborn" from New Found Power). Cult of Luna (on their self-titled debut album). Courage My Love (on "You Don't Know How" from Becoming). Crossfaith (on most of their material prior to ( Apocalyze). Converge (since Jane Doe, tuned to CGCFG#C in some songs, CGCFAD and DGCFAD). Coldrain (on their recent material along with D tuning). 
Chimaira (on most songs after their first album).Chevelle (all albums since Hats Off to the Bull, as well as live performances of "Sleep Apnea").Bring Me the Horizon (on some songs and albums, notably the majority of Sempiternal).Breaking Benjamin (the majority of We Are Not Alone, and some songs from later albums).
Born of Osiris (along with drop G-tuned 7-string guitars).Biffy Clyro (on many tracks, including "That Golden Rule", "The Captain", "Living Is a Problem Because Everything Dies" and "Stingin' Belle").Berri Txarrak (after their first album).Before the Dawn (since their third album The Ghost until their split-up).Avenged Sevenfold (on the songs "Radiant Eclipse", and "Victim").Asking Alexandria (from the whole Reckless & Relentless album and on the song "Break Down the Walls").
American Head Charge (on the song "Seamless"). Alter Bridge (on some songs such as " Isolation"). All Them Witches (on most songs from Dying Surfer Meets His Maker). Alesana (on most songs of their Confessions album). (from Acosados Nuestros Indios Murieron Al Luchar to El Nuevo Camino Del Hombre albums) All other strings remain in standard tuning. CADGBE – This is achieved by taking standard tuning (EADGBE), and dropping the low E to a C. CGDGBE – Dropping the low E string to a C, and the A string to a G, to make a fifth chord.
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