What role does tab play in your learning process?
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What role does tab play in your learning process?
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it depends on the song, sometimes, a song will seem completely over your head and you thing "i have no idea where to start" but once you look at a tab you realize its not that bad. but it does help you get better ear-wise by listening to something and trying to figure it out. thats what victor wooten did when he was a kid(when there were no internet tabs): hed take any instrument and try to figure out a song on the bass, even going so far as to making drum solos on the bass, which ultimately has made him who he is today.
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Personally, I think tab is a good place for a beginner to start. But after a while, you need to start trying to figure stuff out for yourself. Being able to hear a note and quickly find it on the fretboard is crucial to getting anywhere with the instrument. At that point, I encourage someone to try and learn it themselves, then find a reliable tab to check it against.
I have absolutely no problem providing tabs as people request them, I like doing it, and I find it is a good exercise to practice my hearing skills. But really, I do encourage you to start going as far as you can on your own, then coming back to check your progress against the tab.
I have absolutely no problem providing tabs as people request them, I like doing it, and I find it is a good exercise to practice my hearing skills. But really, I do encourage you to start going as far as you can on your own, then coming back to check your progress against the tab.
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