Cheers guys.
I really hope this thread picks up speed and we get a ton of guys submitting!
Cheers guys.
I really hope this thread picks up speed and we get a ton of guys submitting!
Yeah. Definitely worth getting those two licks under the fingers. Thanks guys!
I like that, good job man!!/<\\/p>[]<\\/p>/Quote from Nickosaurus on June 11, 2014, 10:38
Cool.
So this was a lick I came up with whilst trying to nut out some fusion stuff... I took a few diatonic chords in C major and made arps out of them. This whole thing is based on the C major 7.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjQN...ature=youtu.be
If you guys want tabs let me know - it's in standard so it shouldn't be too hard to work out.
Real nice, can we keep the format of a slow play after the fast play? And if possible, could you post some tabs or something for me - and if its not too much trouble, the note names to go with it?
Can't play guitar but it'd be cool to try it out
Barge - what do those symbols mean? The ones that look like slurs and the arrow up. Or is there a page with this kind of info? I can't find one with those symbols (probably searching the wrong thing)
Hey mate, sorry about that, I instantly assume that everyone can automatically read tab:P/<\\/p>[/<\\/p>[/<\\/p>[]<\\/p>/]<\\/p>/]<\\/p>/Quote from ihasmario on June 25, 2014, 22:02
Real nice, can we keep the format of a slow play after the fast play? And if possible, could you post some tabs or something for me - and if its not too much trouble, the note names to go with it?
Can't play guitar but it'd be cool to try it out
Barge - what do those symbols mean? The ones that look like slurs and the arrow up. Or is there a page with this kind of info? I can't find one with those symbols (probably searching the wrong thing)
The little eyebrow looking things indicate either a "hammer on" or a "pull off" depending on the order of the notes and is sometimes accompanied by an "H" or "P" sitting above it.
The arrow indicates a bend and will normally have something written above it telling you the degree of the bend e.g 1/4 step, 1/2 step, whole step (full)
Hopes this makes things a bit clearer. Have a look here for a more in depth explanation on reading tab.
http://www.songsterr.com/a/wa/howToReadTab
Here's a simple repeating lick in standard tuning that employs both the "hammer on" and the "pull off" as well as string skipping so it makes a great warm up exercise to improve dexterity in both hands.
I keep my 1st finger glued to the 5th fret barring the G,B,E strings and the little blue arrows beneath the tablature indicate the notes that are picked.
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32yu2Pl2VNI[/embed]
Hey ya'll, just a shout out to the mods. Is there any way of migrating this entire thread over to the "general guitar discussion" section? I feel Nick is on to a worth while topic here but it doesn't really fit into the "non pitbull gear" section. I for one am keen to share my (limited) knowledge of the guitar as I'm sure are many others are too given the opportunity.
Let's get this motherf#@ka happenin'!!!
To stay 1 for 1 with Barge here's mine this week
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzhE...ature=youtu.be
I was practising some Yngwie Malmsteen licks from Far Beyond the Sun and thought this one was too good not to share. It's just an F# harmonic minor run (how unusual). Have a go!
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