K-On! - Tabs and Sheet Music (or The Yui School of Rock)

[bloppyblue]

Originally Posted by angel332

oh okay. how do you know which to strum?
and, i will go and read up on muting unwanted noise. Thanks!

Just strum the ones with a number indicated :P If there's no number there, you don't touch those. And I'm sure you know what the numbers mean, right? If not, make sure you read up on how to read tablature.

[snowiinggiirl]

anyone have fuwafuwa time full version tab?

[Kev-kun]

Originally Posted by snowiinggiirl

anyone have fuwafuwa time full version tab?

Well its not really a tab but here ya go =)

http://www.songsterr.com/a/wa/artist?id=6304

[angel332]

i have a hard time strumming up )": any advice for me?

[ChorpSaway]

Originally Posted by angel332

i have a hard time strumming up )": any advice for me?

Practice.
Specifically, practice only upstrums, whether you decide to do full chords or power chords. Then, once that's comfortable, slowly strum up and down in sequence on a single chord. Then, get faster. Finally, do it while moving chords.
You just have to take it in steps. Hopefully this helps.
Alternatively, you could skip to the second step (strumming up and down alternatively), but it's good to know how to upstrum on its own.

[angel332]

okay >< actually i have another question.
if i strum
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----------
--9-9-9-
--9-9-9-
--7-7-7-
----------..
i must use strumming method up and down or i can also use plainly strumming down?

[snowiinggiirl]

anyone have this score? ^
thanks in advance ><

[bloppyblue]

Originally Posted by angel332

okay >< actually i have another question.
if i strum
----------
----------
--9-9-9-
--9-9-9-
--7-7-7-
----------..
i must use strumming method up and down or i can also use plainly strumming down?

Whatever's more comfortable with you :P You're gonna have to learn how to upstrum eventually though.


Also, is Cagayake a hard song to play on the drums? I'm watching tkmdr ("The Real Ritsu")'s drum cover and it doesn't seem too hard. Or should I /really/ just stick to learning the basic drum songs lloonnee2 mentioned first?

[Kev-kun]

Originally Posted by bloppyblue

Whatever's more comfortable with you :P You're gonna have to learn how to upstrum eventually though.


Also, is Cagayake a hard song to play on the drums? I'm watching tkmdr ("The Real Ritsu")'s drum cover and it doesn't seem too hard. Or should I /really/ just stick to learning the basic drum songs lloonnee2 mentioned first?

lol like you just said, whatever's more comfortable for you lol

[Ritsu026]

Originally Posted by bloppyblue

Also, is Cagayake a hard song to play on the drums? I'm watching tkmdr ("The Real Ritsu")'s drum cover and it doesn't seem too hard. Or should I /really/ just stick to learning the basic drum songs lloonnee2 mentioned first?

Don't know , but when I hear the drums instrumental of U&I I think that this is one of the easiest songs so if you want try it.

[Kev-kun]

God... this is way harder than the tv size -_-', I'm havin trouble identifin the notes... never had this problem b4

[BlackKnightKanos]

Originally Posted by hirasawakevin9272

God... this is way harder than the tv size -_-', I'm havin trouble identifin the notes... never had this problem b4

Is that the official sheet music for U&I at the start or is that just his version. 'Cause last time I checked, the song wasn't that complicated...

[bloppyblue]

Originally Posted by BlackKnightKanos

Is that the official sheet music for U&I at the start or is that just his version. 'Cause last time I checked, the song wasn't that complicated...

I'm sure it's his version of the official sheet music. He doesn't tend to improvise or add his own things when he does covers, so this is just the guitar part he hears in the song. I've got his PowerTab tabs. If anybody wants them, I can upload them for ya (or just email him)

[Mishi-Kun]

No Thank You cover

[Bolt237]

God... this is way harder than the tv size -_-', I'm havin trouble identifin the notes... never had this problem b4

That might be because he's trying to sift through two guitar parts at once... or maybe not
It'll probably be easier listening to the instrumental version, slowed-down

I'm sure it's his version of the official sheet music. He doesn't tend to improvise or add his own things when he does covers, so this is just the guitar part he hears in the song. I've got his PowerTab tabs. If anybody wants them, I can upload them for ya (or just email him)

I'm pretty sure official sheet music for this one isn't out yet


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EDIT: If anyone's already asked that guy for U&I tabs (I think they're usually in pdf), I'm willing to contribute to a gp5 version of the tab.

[Kev-kun]

Originally Posted by Bolt237

That might be because he's trying to sift through two guitar parts at once... or maybe not
It'll probably be easier listening to the instrumental version, slowed-down


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EDIT: If anyone's already asked that guy for U&I tabs (I think they're usually in pdf), I'm willing to contribute to a gp5 version of the tab.

well i just got the tabs... not as hard as expected... the thing is the instrument is why i watched his vid in the 1st place (hard to identify as well)

BTW how do u pick slide?

[ChorpSaway]

Originally Posted by hirasawakevin9272

well i just got the tabs... not as hard as expected... the thing is the instrument is why i watched his vid in the 1st place (hard to identify as well)

BTW how do u pick slide?

Place your pick in such a manner that the point of the pick is pointed downwards toward the neck of the guitar, and so that the sides of the pick are touching a string on both sides. Then, depending on where you need to be after the pick slide, you move up the neck or down. Should make a constant scratching noise as you move the pick.

I hope this helps. It's a little tough to explain in plain text.

[Kev-kun]

Originally Posted by ChorpSaway

Place your pick in such a manner that the point of the pick is pointed downwards toward the neck of the guitar, and so that the sides of the pick are touching a string on both sides. Then, depending on where you need to be after the pick slide, you move up the neck or down. Should make a constant scratching noise as you move the pick.

I hope this helps. It's a little tough to explain in plain text.

ok thanks... one more thing... how do you pick slide on a muted note... like on the G and B strings.... coz when i do it, its just nothing...

[ChorpSaway]

Originally Posted by hirasawakevin9272

ok thanks... one more thing... how do you pick slide on a muted note... like on the G and B strings.... coz when i do it, its just nothing...

Pick slide on a muted note? That shouldn't change the sound. Can you explain that a little bit more?

Also, the higher the strings, the less sound they'll produce in general. Most pick slides happen on the the top two strings.

[Kev-kun]

Originally Posted by ChorpSaway

Pick slide on a muted note? That shouldn't change the sound. Can you explain that a little bit more?

Also, the higher the strings, the less sound they'll produce in general. Most pick slides happen on the the top two strings.

.... hm.. i was reading some tabs (U & I Full) and it said to pick scratch on two high notes... B and G... like im confused myself... isnt if there an x replaced with a note, it means it muted right?

e:
B: x
G: x
D:
A:
E:

pick scratch....