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Post by Hands On A Miracle on Jul 5, 2005 7:48:05 GMT -5
It may sound a bit silly considering I've been using tabs for some time now but I've never known what you are supposed to do with notes that are contained in brackets. eg (5). None of the guitar legends I've encountered have explained this fully. I think the best description I've managed to find refers to them as ''ghost notes''. Can anyone better explain this for me? Thanks in advance.
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Post by NobodyWeirdLikeMe on Jul 5, 2005 9:55:52 GMT -5
it's a question I'd like to know the answer too as well.
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Post by Fleasfan on Jul 5, 2005 18:00:22 GMT -5
I think these notes are optional. You don't have to play them, but it sounds better if you do. That's how I understand it.
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Post by Hands On A Miracle on Jul 6, 2005 4:33:43 GMT -5
I think these notes are optional. You don't have to play them, but it sounds better if you do. That's how I understand it. Thanks! I'll try it out and see how it works ;D
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No Christ Requires
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Post by No Christ Requires on Jul 8, 2005 14:21:14 GMT -5
a ghost note means, a note that you don't accentuate. you play this note, but without accentuating it.. play it smoother than other notes u play normally. hope this helps. u d better get guitar pro and play tabs on it. thn you ll probably understand how to play them.
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Post by NobodyWeirdLikeMe on Jul 8, 2005 18:28:50 GMT -5
thanks.
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