Best Dave Song For A Fairly New Player?

So you're amazed as to how Dave's rhythm guitar slaps and strums so "perfectly"...but you can't. Ask all things about Dave and his guitars here.

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Unread post by Yakko » Sat Mar 24, 2007 4:50 pm

If they aren't on the same line like:
E:------------------------------------------------
B:------------------------------------------------
G:------------------------------------------------
D:---------8-------6-------5---------------6------
A:-----6-------4-------------------8---4----------
E:-4-------------------8-------6---------------8--
Then he plays them seperately

If they are like:
E:----------------
B:----------------
G:----------------
D:-9---5---5---4
A:-7---3---2---2
E:----------------
Then you play them together.

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Unread post by taparoo » Sat Mar 24, 2007 4:51 pm

Rodey wrote:So he's playing the 7 and 9 together on one stroke and not individually?

I think we're on the same page now.

Also, does Dave always mute open strings? The "x's" on the tab means that string should be muted, correct? So if there's no x, those strings are played, right?
Dave plays parts of the intro as notes together, and other parts as one note at a time. It depends.

The x's mean that you mute that string and nothing ("-") just means that you don't play that string.

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Unread post by littlefriend » Sat Mar 24, 2007 5:04 pm

Rodey wrote:So he's playing the 7 and 9 together on one stroke and not individually?

I think we're on the same page now.

Also, does Dave always mute open strings? The "x's" on the tab means that string should be muted, correct? So if there's no x, those strings are played, right?
Not necessarily. Unless there's a number on the string it's not played. It's either muted (which is usually, but not always, denoted) or not played at all.
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Unread post by Rodey » Sat Mar 24, 2007 9:41 pm

Alright, I understand now.

Thanks.

Still trying to get the slides down on Ants though. :lol:

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Unread post by Rodey » Tue Mar 27, 2007 5:31 pm

So, for Bartender, for the intro and verse does Dave mute the bottom 4 strings?

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Unread post by TSilk » Tue Mar 27, 2007 6:00 pm

Rodey wrote:So, for Bartender, for the intro and verse does Dave mute the bottom 4 strings?
No, dave doesn't play the first 4 strings

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Unread post by taparoo » Tue Mar 27, 2007 6:04 pm

Rodey wrote:So, for Bartender, for the intro and verse does Dave mute the bottom 4 strings?
I just mute the D string by letting my index and pinky fingers (for the hammer-ons) hang over the A string enough to mute the D string, just in case you accidentally hit the D string.

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Unread post by Banjobach » Thu Mar 29, 2007 1:45 am

Proudest monkey

easiest dave song by far. but not really valuable if youre looking to expand your playing abilities :wink:

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