General question about two chords....mainly for jkanter...
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General question about two chords....mainly for jkanter...
On most of the tabs for songs, the standard chords for dave seem like they are missing notes. For example:
A: xx222x
E: x221xx
Does dave really not hit the open notes, like the open A and high E strings for the A chord, and all the open strings for the E chord? How do you tell by watching the videos? I'm not that worried about it, I am just curious.
A: xx222x
E: x221xx
Does dave really not hit the open notes, like the open A and high E strings for the A chord, and all the open strings for the E chord? How do you tell by watching the videos? I'm not that worried about it, I am just curious.
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Honestly, I'm not fully positive if he hits those notes. I'm assuming that those things are just distinguised by the player. If you play an A chord...your usually going to hit that open A string unless you REALLY don't want to. As for what Dave does, eh, not really sure....I guess it depends on the song. I just put down what he frets(in those cases I guess)
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ok, sounds good, thanksjkanter wrote:Honestly, I'm not fully positive if he hits those notes. I'm assuming that those things are just distinguised by the player. If you play an A chord...your usually going to hit that open A string unless you REALLY don't want to. As for what Dave does, eh, not really sure....I guess it depends on the song. I just put down what he frets(in those cases I guess)
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the root note's a pretty serious thing to lift out...like that E form would be more of a B the way it's tabbed when it's really meant to be an Ejkanter wrote:Honestly, I'm not fully positive if he hits those notes. I'm assuming that those things are just distinguised by the player. If you play an A chord...your usually going to hit that open A string unless you REALLY don't want to. As for what Dave does, eh, not really sure....I guess it depends on the song. I just put down what he frets(in those cases I guess)
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ok then.....if any of you want to go through all my tabs and leave me a PM with tabs that I left the root note out....I'll go change it.gcom007 wrote:the root note's a pretty serious thing to lift out...like that E form would be more of a B the way it's tabbed when it's really meant to be an Ejkanter wrote:Honestly, I'm not fully positive if he hits those notes. I'm assuming that those things are just distinguised by the player. If you play an A chord...your usually going to hit that open A string unless you REALLY don't want to. As for what Dave does, eh, not really sure....I guess it depends on the song. I just put down what he frets(in those cases I guess)
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"Celebrate we will, Cause life is short but sweet for certain" - Two Step
"Ain't Nothing Wrong, ain't nothing right and still I sit and lie awake all night" - DJ's(Sublime)
bbatsell wrote:I used to write a blog until I realized how wholly uninteresting my life is and how it would be an exercise in depression.
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hehe dont worry about it (him) kanter...jkanter wrote:ok then.....if any of you want to go through all my tabs and leave me a PM with tabs that I left the root note out....I'll go change it.gcom007 wrote:the root note's a pretty serious thing to lift out...like that E form would be more of a B the way it's tabbed when it's really meant to be an Ejkanter wrote:Honestly, I'm not fully positive if he hits those notes. I'm assuming that those things are just distinguised by the player. If you play an A chord...your usually going to hit that open A string unless you REALLY don't want to. As for what Dave does, eh, not really sure....I guess it depends on the song. I just put down what he frets(in those cases I guess)
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I guess one way you could look at it is if he plays the A chord by barring the fret with his first finger, then the open E pretty much CANT ring, just because of the placement of the hand. the other way, with fingers 1,2,3, that note probably rings
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Re: General question about two chords....mainly for jkanter.
yeah the low A and Low E of these chords are played in 90% of the cases I'm sure. I really doesn't hurt to play the extra notes - ya know, the standard chords. but with Dave is not all about the notes but the manner in which they're played. percussive slapps, palm muting or what have you.billywestom wrote:On most of the tabs for songs, the standard chords for dave seem like they are missing notes. For example:
A: xx222x
E: x221xx
Does dave really not hit the open notes, like the open A and high E strings for the A chord, and all the open strings for the E chord? How do you tell by watching the videos? I'm not that worried about it, I am just curious.
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