I was trying to play some keyboard tabs of some songs found on the net on my keyboard. But the thing is that im not undersdanding how to read them.\nCan someone instruct me how to read keyboard chordes and how to  play them.
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Try this site.\n\nhttp://www.playpiano.com/
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go to www.activetab.com or is it www.activetabs.com   its one of them and just type in the song u want  and itll pull up the cords
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It acutally means an F chord with a G bass.\nThe C/G you mention is also of this form -- C chord with a G bass.  Play the normal chord, but with a different bass note.
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hey!\ni needed the same help! i have a PSP and couldn't figure out how to load music onto it, here's how:\n\nbuy PSP media manager\nsimply drag & drop the songs you want from the MY MUSIC folder: it's that simple. just like licking titties
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I'm sorry to say that I came up short. After searching numerous sheet music resources I could only find regular sheet music, no tablature.\n\nI did find a resource that may help though. Tabwiki.com is a branch of wikipedia.com and they have a forum there where you can request the tablature for it. Good luck in your search. I wish I could've had better news for you.\n\nhttp://www.tabwiki.com/forums/index.php?board=2.0
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i play guitar so i can't really recommend any good bass tabs. however, www.basstabarchive.com is supposed to have a lot of good tabs. i don't know what kind of music you like but the song "Mastermind" by Megadeth sounds like it would be fun to play on bass. good luck and stay with it!
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Try: \nhttp://www.e-chords.com\nIt's very useful!
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Click on the link below for the chords and words to that song.  I don't know the song, but if you know the melody and you can sing, then just strum the chords in the rhythm of the song.  Keep strumming until you reach a change in chord.  That's the easiest way to play a song.\n\nThese are fairly basic chords  G, C,  Am, D - so you shouldn't have too much trouble with it.\n\nI think your boyfriend will be very happy.
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since theres so many chord possibilities, i would recommend getting a piano chord dictionary. you can find them at most any music store that deals with piano at all, or online of course.  they are relatively cheap, and wil show you the fingereing for most any piano chord you can come up with
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main riff: \n\nF 5/B 5\n\nA flat 5/D flat 5\n\nbut its just power chords so you can play it with 2/3 strings and it sounds fine.\n\nIf you dont know what these chords are go to: \nhttp://www.all-guitar-chords.com/\n\nand the chord finder will show you what to play.\n\nS P is the only one above me who has it right  =]
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You've either got it, or you don't.  I can hear a tone, and tell you what note it is, with about 80% accuracy, and no matter how much I try to teach someone else to do it, and no matter how hard they try, not everyone can do it.  Just like, if you play me a random note on any instrument, I can play the same note on the keyboard almost immediately.  I've never learned to do this, I just can.  I think it is genetic, because my uncle's a band teacher, and my father is a musical genius.  There is no way to learn how to be not tone deaf.
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learn the chords C G and D. you can start to play songs with those 3 then build up from there
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Generally it's far easier to play riffs if you've got some kind of MIDI interface device, while it isn't necessary to have one. If you do have one, it's fairly easy to set up in FL Studio. Just go to options > MIDI settings, and under the Input list, select the sound card that your midi controller is connected to, and make sure "Enable" is selected. Also, make sure "Auto Accept Controller" is selected. I just have a basic MIDI keyboard and have found that it makes creating riffs a lot easier, and you can also buy MIDI devices with knobs and such, so you can control filters during song playback and record it live.
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It sounds to me like you have a problem with the key. By this I mean the itemthat you twist to get a string to get tighter. This is often a problem in cheap guitars.\n\nI am not sure what you mean about "C". The Guitar has strings on a normal tuning as follows:\n* E\n* A\n* D\n* G\n* B\n* E\n\nWhat do you mean by "C"?\n\nI have played guitar for over 25 years. So I do have a clue about this beyond personal experience in a general sense. You can contact with me directly, but I am not sure if I am allowed to post my email due to the answers rules. Therefore I do not post it
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Did you try this??\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLR,GGLR:2006-09,GGLR:en&q=Learning+how+to+improvise+on+guitar
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To be honest Id never heard of this (knew the song) until now.\n\nIts what they say, learn something new every day.\n\nJust got to work out if its a good thing to learn lol\n\nCheck the link for some possible material ideas.
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Well do you know about chord progressions?\n\nKey of C Major\n\nNotes - C D E F G A B C\n                  1        2         3        4        5        6          7\nChords C maj D min E min F maj G maj A min B dim \n\nTriad Chord forumlas \nMaj - 1 3 5 \nMin - 1 b3 5\ndim 1 b3 b5\nMaj or Min 7, just add a 7th note to the chord.\n\nb = lower hte note one half-step, or one fret\n\nPlay around with chord progressions\nI IV V I - Very Common Acoustic guitar progression.\nI IV V7 I\n\ntype in common chord progressions for the guitar and you can get a list of many more.\n\nAnd many others, start out in the key of C and then spread to other keys and minor keys.\n\nIf you need any help IM at fenderrhythm at yahoo. I am a part-time theory teacher.