2010-06-04, 02:23 | Link #301 | |
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2010-06-04, 07:13 | Link #303 |
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And to the guy needing to know a more accurate set of chords for the chorus, try these after the bridge. Just listen for the changes:
Bm D# G# F# Em F# G# A# Like I was saying though, you can get away with just repeating the verse riff if you want, it still works, but the chord pattern above is more "correct". |
2010-06-04, 17:40 | Link #304 | |
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Oh ok I see what you meant. But yeah, the full chords as I hear them are: Spoiler for bloop:
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2010-06-04, 21:18 | Link #305 | |
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G#m is like this Don't know how to tab but It's like G# without using your middle finger ) |
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2010-06-05, 20:46 | Link #307 | |
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2010-06-06, 00:01 | Link #308 |
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So I got some work done on the YuiAzu remix of Fudepen.
Below is what Azusa is playing on the intro before the verse starts. I also put the chords that Yui is playing on rhythm guitar above. Spoiler for Boosh:
The rest is pretty easy and I can tab that out later.....but for now. Huzzah! |
2010-06-06, 20:07 | Link #310 | |
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Season 2: "Go! Go! Maniac" They've both been tabbed out already, but only as Guitar Pro tablature. --EDIT-- Just to clarify, while the tabs for both songs are only in the Guitar Pro format, only "Cagayake! Girls" has been tabbed out in full, not "Go! Go! Maniac".
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the first season op is called cagayake girls the second season is called GO GO MANIAC!
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2010-06-07, 10:31 | Link #315 |
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are D#m and D# in two diff worlds or something? would D# really be so wrong? hahaha. i've got my guitar in the shop so I can't play right now and find out!!! someone said G#m is just G# without the middle finger...is it the same for D#m?
love all the teaching/tips in this thread btw!! |
2010-06-07, 11:32 | Link #316 | |
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---x--- ---8--- Middle (Barre this fret) ---8--- Middle (Barre this fret) ---8--- Middle (Barre this fret) ---6--- Index (Barre this fret) ---x--- Then D#m (Ebm) is like that but with the middle finger: ---x--- ---7--- Middle ---8--- Pinky ---8--- Ring ---6--- Index (Barre this fret) ---x--- Fret 7, string 2 is where your middle finger goes. Same goes with all barre chords in that format.
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I made a guitar cover of k-on season 2 episode 9 fude pen boru pen yuiazu mix
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRWcUQIgut0 for anyone who is interested in seeing it |
2010-06-08, 02:40 | Link #319 | |
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2010-06-08, 02:59 | Link #320 | |
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(beware, slight music theory coming up) At that point its neither major or minor. For example an A major chord looks like |-5-| |-5-| |-6-| |-7-| |-7-| |-5-| The notes actually being played: |-5-| A |-5-| E |-6-| C# |-7-| A |-7-| E |-5-| A A full A major chord would be the notes A C# and E A minor would be |-5-| A |-5-| E |-5-| C |-7-| A |-7-| E |-5-| A A C E When you're playing the first two notes ( a power chord) or even the first three. The chord is neither major or minor as the only notes you're playing are A E A. In the case of a lot of music and especially the K-on songs, the vocal melody, the basslines and especially the keyboards provide more definition to the chords by filling in the notes and for example Mugi is usually playing the full chords. Playing just the power chords gives it a much more powerful (hurr) and chunky sound. But if you're playing these songs solo, you might want to try out using the full chords and you'll hear things quiet differently. |
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