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trippin6strings wrote:yea theres no A#/Bb in the key of C i think

C doesnt have any sharps or flats at all.

listen to the cd. Its the part right before Dave starts singing.

On the album version after the little intro the Violin does a cool little ditty right before the vocals start. Anyone have this for guitar?

watch the video on http://launch.yahoo.com

and that should be a Cadd9 up there instead of C and i personally think that the Em is a Em7 though in the music video he is just playing Em.

There should be recording options about what is recorded. It will have line in , mic, output sound or something like that and etc. You have to check the input you have it in whether its line in or mic. It should say on the input jack which one it is. I'm not sure if that will work for what you have ...

BigSpeen3436 wrote:If the recording volume is too high then it might sound distorted. If you have a preamp in your guitar then maybe try turning the volume down quite a bit. You can always boost it later.

maybe posting the video or a link to the video might help for others to tab it.

Sorry didnt want to sound like a jerk.

Verse:
G Cadd9 Dsus4 2x
Em7 Dsus4 Cadd9 G 2x

Chorus:
Em7 G Em7 G Em7 Dsus4 (back to verse)

sorry im too lazy to type the picked part but its just like every other string then back up kind of on most of them. Hard to explain but just mess around and you will get it.

he always seems to make some whitty remark about sex or drugs in his interviews. Pretty funny i think.

i always write the music first. That way the words go with the music instead of the music going with the words. Songs dont sound very complex (couldnt find the right word) when the rythm of the words and music are exactly the same.

Just write about what you think about most or whats bothering you whats making you happy or mad or whatever. There always seems to be one piece of inspiration that sparks like 20 songs out of you just try and find it.

Cakewalk guitar tracks pro. Its 80 bucks new and i got mine for 50 on ebay. Works great.

I really liked that site too. I used it to check my ear parts and i used it before i did stuff by ear. But you guys are relying too much on a tab site. I really liked it too but its a musician who is figured out very easily. I know you guys are better guitarists than not being able to figure out bar...

bbatsell wrote:

kcw wrote:Jack Johnsons stuff isnt really that hard. Most of it is just barre chords so even without a tab site it isnt really difficult to figure out yourself.

That's nice.

Dont get me wrong i love his music but its not very difficult stuff.

Pull a Clapton and tear it apart. And either add new parts to it or use its parts for other guitars, though nvmd about using its parts on other guitars cause that would make your other guitars suck. So either add new parts to make it sound good or burn it.