so does anyone of you know how to read guitar tabs?
Posted by on 28th July 2010 in Other - Music
tigerboy 35 asked:
do you know how to read guitar tabs. If so can you explain and try not to make it too long.
Fast Easy way to learn Guitar – Guitar Tricks
do you know how to read guitar tabs. If so can you explain and try not to make it too long.
Fast Easy way to learn Guitar – Guitar Tricks
How To Read Guitar Tabs
How to Read Guitar Tab Chords. To tab a chord the notes would be placed in a vertical line upon the horizontal ones. This diagram represents a C Chord. ……
# YouTube – How to Read Guitar Tabs
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# How to Read Guitar Tabs – wikiHow
Start off with reading guitar tabs for simple songs that you’ve already heard, so you know what they’re supposed to sound like. Read all tablature carefully …
first you got six lines representing the strings of the guitar, with the bottom one being the low E string, the second from the bottom the A string, all the way to the top line being the high E string.
then you got the numbers that go on the lines which tell you which fret to play on that string. for example:
if you know your chords, the first one is an open e chord, the second is an A chord, and the third is a G chord
E—0————–0————3—-
B—0————–2————3—-
G—1————–2————0—-
D—2————–2————0—-
A—2————–0————2—-
e—0—————————-3—-
if you know your scales, here would be an E scale:
E——————————-
B——————————-
G——————————-
D———————–1–2—
A————0–2–4———-
e–0–2–4——————–
tabs also have a number of style markings (ill just show them on one line to save space) such as:
the pull-off (from 5th to 3rd fret)
–5p3————–
the hammer on (from 3rd to 5th fret)
–3h5——————-
the slide (from 3rd to 5th, then from 5th to 3rd)
–3/5–5\3—————–
most of the time, the person will give you a legend of what kind of markings they have used.
i hope this helps
Learn Guitar with Guitar SuperStars
yeah
each line is a string on the guitar. eg
———————————————- >> top string (E)
———————————————- >> next (A)
———————————————- >> (D string)
———————————————- >> (G string) > (B string)
———————————————- >> bottom string of guitar (e string)
there are 2 ‘e strings’ but the bottom thinner one is a higher pitch, but they’re both the same note.
and the numbers are simply the fret to press on the string you play. eg.
—0—-2—-2——0—-1——
———————————-2—
———————————-
———————————-
———————————–
————————————
would be playing an open string on e then the 2nd fret on the same string twice then the 1 on the same string, then the second fret on the a string below it. so an zero is open with no fingers press on the frets.
HOPE I HELPED
Jamorama Guitar – Lessons from beginner to advanced
Pick up your guitar. Rotate the neck/fretboard towards you. Look down on it. That is what guitar tabs are. The numbers represent the fret you are supposed to fret ( 0 meaning none ), and some other symbols relate to specific playing techniques, like h for hammer-ons and p for pull-offs.