Posted: 4/14/2003, 11:09 pm
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Posted: 4/14/2003, 11:13 pm
thirdhour wrote:6 months or so...
a question to you guitar-playing folk: what is the easiest olp song to play, and where can i find really somple tabs?
tabs on the internet just confuse me, they're nothing like what i usually play.
Ummm Most OLP songs require a band to sound the best(you can play however you want). In Repair is a good one so is Clumsy,Somewhere Out There, Stealing Babies. It depends. I personally like playing Stealing Babies and Clumsy the most.
Posted: 4/15/2003, 6:01 am
Some cool Gibson-made company-sponsered guitars:
Posted: 4/15/2003, 6:54 am
I play guitar, I've got a fender squire. Some good sites for tabs are:
'Guitare Tab'
its my fav one for getting tabs!
'Guitare Tab'
its my fav one for getting tabs!
Posted: 4/15/2003, 7:13 am
OK, I might sound dumb, but this has been bothering for me for a while. What does it mean to tune down half a step, and if I were to, how would I go about it? Don't say turn the keys at the top of the guitar, because I will kill you.
Posted: 4/15/2003, 7:46 am
Turn the keys at the top of the guitar!
Ba-dum-ching!
Anyways...
Tune down all the strings a half step lower, so they are all the corresponding flat notes.
E string becomes Eb, A becomes Ab, D becomes Db, etc.
It's best to use a tuner to do this. If you don't have one, you'll have to find (for example) an Eb to tune the E string down, an Ab to turn the A string down, etc.
I hope that helps!
Ba-dum-ching!
Anyways...
Tune down all the strings a half step lower, so they are all the corresponding flat notes.
E string becomes Eb, A becomes Ab, D becomes Db, etc.
It's best to use a tuner to do this. If you don't have one, you'll have to find (for example) an Eb to tune the E string down, an Ab to turn the A string down, etc.
I hope that helps!
Posted: 4/15/2003, 10:28 am
Posted: 4/15/2003, 1:13 pm
TabCrawler's awesome because it's like a search engine for tabs.
Posted: 4/15/2003, 2:14 pm
Posted: 4/15/2003, 2:15 pm
Its actually nice to see that OLP is one of the Top 5 most requested
Posted: 4/15/2003, 2:45 pm
How do I know when it's at like Eb?
Posted: 4/15/2003, 2:58 pm
Well, if you don't have a chromatic tuner, you'd have to hit an Eb note (such as A-string, fret 6), then tune like you normally would from there.
Posted: 4/15/2003, 5:21 pm
Johnathan wrote:as for the site
www.zentao.com/guitar
Thats a real good site. I go there to study theory.
its a pretty good site but
http://www.musictheory.net
is the absolute ultimate in online theory study
go slowly though, i got really lost after the first 10 or 12 lessons. it also has trainers such as aural interval recognition and stuff like thatPosted: 4/15/2003, 5:32 pm
thirdhour wrote:6 months or so...
a question to you guitar-playing folk: what is the easiest olp song to play, and where can i find really somple tabs?
tabs on the internet just confuse me, they're nothing like what i usually play.
4am is pretty easy i suppose but the easiest song i know how to play is coldplay's "rush of blood to the head" which is basically Am, C, and Em (the verses)
Posted: 4/15/2003, 6:00 pm
A good song to start out with, I think, would be - Load Me Up-Matthew Good Band
Posted: 4/15/2003, 6:05 pm
Green Day - When I Come Around
Nice little power chord riff.
Nice little power chord riff.
Posted: 4/15/2003, 6:14 pm
Its in My Sig!
Posted: 4/15/2003, 6:16 pm
Oh yeah! I forgot you'd put that one in.
Posted: 4/15/2003, 6:21 pm
More to come!
Posted: 4/15/2003, 6:26 pm
Hey. what type of amplification/effects do you guys use?