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okay so I tested all of your tabs and... Are you people all tone deaf?!

That was the most out of key pile I've ever heard. I tried listening to it back to back with the origional and dear god your like 4 steps off, How do you pull that one off?

F#7? Really? and when that doesn't work you go "Huh, F#7 doesn't sound right, lets go for B8!"

It's played on the A & D strings, up near the 12th fret, you know, about an octave or 2 lower than what you guys where trying for. i'm not going to bother, every time I try to play CC's Intro I end up playing FZero music.


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Speak for them maybe, my tab's note perfect - the other two are close, but there are a couple of bum notes. I don't care if I sound arrogant, I've been a musician long enough to know what notes are what.


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The first part sounds right, the 2nd doesn't really make sense...


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The second bit could be done with a very different or a slightly tweaked fingering, but it's right - I don't understand how the seond bit doesn't make sense, it's the higher lead guitar bit.


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Seraph wrote:
I'm studying music at degree-level, and although my first study instrument is violin I also play guitar - I used to read tabs, but if you're trying to just cover a song and you're in any way decent you'll be able to pick up most short popular songs by ear. Tabs just convey notes and possible fingerings - its too simple to do anything else.

Ten Minutes later:
Code:
E---------------------------------------------------------------------|
B--------------10----------------------------------------10-----------|
G/11-9---/11-9----11-11-9-11-9-11-9----11-9----------9-11--7-7+9------|
D------12---------------------------12------12-11-12------------------|
A---------------------------------------------------------------------|
E---------------------------------------------------------------------|

E---------------------------------------------------------------------|
B/12-10---/12-10-/15-14-15-14-15-14-15-14-10-12-10---------12-10/-----|
G-------11----------------------------------------11-11-9-------------|
D---------------------------------------------------------------------|
A---------------------------------------------------------------------|
E---------------------------------------------------------------------|

All over the chords of B5 D5 and A5


♥♥♥♥ vibrato markings, if you want to convey anything more than notes and fingerings use traditional staves and notes. Or just listen to it.


your second bit is a little off
it should be G string, 12th fret, not 11th, and your B string 15 can just be an E string 10



E-----------------*8/10--| I'm not doing this whole thing but the 14/15's could be 9/10 here.
B/12-10---/12-10---------| unfortunately the 14&15/9&10 is wrong, I *think* it should be
G-------11---------------|
D------------------------|
A------------------------|
E------------------------|

I'm not doing this whole thing i'm just saying it was bad fingering, you had it *almost* all one string, and thats just bad. drop it down 5 frets and move up a string. no need to cover 10th till 15th fret when you can just do 9-12 and more strings, its less of a strain on the hand. the only time it's ever acceptable in my book to note tabs as all on one string, is if its finger-tapping, which this is most certainly not.


but i'm getting out of this damn argument before I get banned again for a pointless argument.


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I'm not covering different fingering, I'm just covering notes. It's just how I figured it out in ten minutes, notes are right. The one thing I find hard with guitar is the fact that you can play the same thing a million different ways with different fingerings.

Again, I say the notes are 100% right - fingering I agree might be a bit tricky and I was thinking about shifting down to the 10th fret, as opposed to crossing, but I thought that a slide is better than moving straight across as that's what I've been taught as a classical violinist, never to move across in fifths, or in this case a major third.

However that always depends on the style of your playing and how big your hands are - I can play the two guitar parts at once using muting using a different fingering, but for other people it might not work. Fingerings are always a moot point, so a pointless arguement this is not, but again I say this is down to personal taste and talent.


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I'm waiting on some youtube of some you actually trying to play this. Post-arguing about what notes are right could go on all day. Let's hear it.


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LowestFormOfWit wrote:
I'm waiting on some youtube of some you actually trying to play this. Post-arguing about what notes are right could go on all day. Let's hear it.


I'd play it if not for 2 things 1) no camera, it would be just audio, and thats lame, 2) no pics of me on teh internets.


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Why would just audio be lame when we're talking about a demo of a song?


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If I remember on Monday I'll give it a crack.


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LowestFormOfWit wrote:
Why would just audio be lame when we're talking about a demo of a song?


meh. your right, I probably should just record it but again, i'm moving tomorrow. i have to pack.


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Who actually wrote/played the music for the intro?


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Who actually wrote/played the music for the intro?


Hubnester Arts College, they call themself Hubnester Industries.
They are a sister band of Machinae Supremacy.

I'd point you to their website but I can't seem to find it anymore. :???:


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IIRC Hubnester Industries is basically what Machinae Supremacy calls themselves when doing contract work


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p3lb0x wrote:
IIRC Hubnest Industries is basically what Machinae Supremacy calls themselves when doing contract work


Nope.
Two different bands.


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