gee-wha

Jan 09, 2005 01:11

Practiced the guitar for the first time in mooonnntthhhss today. Felt pretty good but man do I have a lot of catching up to do before lessons start again.

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t_1seditionist January 9 2005, 15:36:01 UTC
Can you actually read music?

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rans January 9 2005, 17:32:40 UTC
Sort of. I played the alto sax for 8 years. It's not really the same, but it's similar.

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valice_apple January 9 2005, 23:06:03 UTC
I read this, went a short time later to play my Dean and snapped the E string right off tuning it. Dammit.

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diediedie2007 January 11 2005, 05:09:55 UTC
-------------------------
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-------------------4-7-4-
-------2-5-2---4-7-------
---2-5-------5-----------
-3-----------------------

the font will make this look terrible.

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rans January 11 2005, 20:07:16 UTC
teach me the secret of reading tabs

i go to tabs sites all the time but i can't make heads or tails of them

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diediedie2007 January 11 2005, 23:50:32 UTC
those six lines are the six strings.

when you look at a tab, it's as if you're looking at your guitar, how you would normally look at it, from top perspective. the bottom string is the closest one to you, the top one is the farthest away. or...

e--3------
G--3------
B--0------
D--0------
A--2------
E--3------
(fig. A, the G chord)

the numbers designate which fret to hit.

e---7h9p7--

the 'h' means to hammer on the 9th fret, and the 'p' means to pull off back to the 7th. 'b' means to bend the note, and sometimes they'll tell you just to what note to bend it, like...

G---8b(10)--

does that make any sense?

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rans January 12 2005, 06:01:26 UTC
sort of. i'm confused on part of it but i'm not sure how to phrase what i'm thinking. but thanks. i'll ask more questions when they are coherent.

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juaninja January 12 2005, 00:33:38 UTC
I have a text file somewhere of tabs written by tender and sushi.

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