The difference between a guitar chord and a guitar tab?
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***Cut and paste this into NOTEPAD to see in proper formatting!****\n\nLet my try to illustrate:\n\nExample of a TAB.\ne---3-----------------\nB-------1-------------\nG-----------2---------\nD-----------0---------\nA--------------2------\nE--------------0------\n\nA tab is where six lines, one for each guitar string, is greated, and a number is placed *Upon* the line, the number indicating which fret to press. Further techniques, such as hammer on/puff offs, slides, and vibratos are also indicated as such:\ne---1h2p1--4&#92;6--8~~~~~--------\n\nChord diagrams look like this:\n\no_o_o_o_o_o\n|_|_|_|_|_|\n|_2_|_|_|_|\n3_|_|_|_|_4\n|_|_|_|_|_|\n\nOr this:\n    ___________\n(3) 1=|=|=|=|=1\n    |_|_|_2_|_|\n    |_4_3_|_|_|\n    |_|_|_|_|_|\n\nThose are are both indicators of a GMajor chord. The fretboard is depicted, the vertical lines are the strings, and the horizontal lines are the frets. The numbers are the fingers (1 is you first finger, 2 is your middle, ect.)\n\n  Yes, they are both reminescant of eachother, but are used for very different things.
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Try these links below-\n\nhttp://www.ultimate-guitar.com\nhttp://tabcrawler.com/\nhttp://www.shizzletabs.com\nhttp://www.thetabworld.com/\nhttp://www.911tabs.com/tabs\nhttp://www.iol.ie/~murphypj/index.html\nhttp://www.chordie.com/\nhttp://www.tabpower.com\nhttp://www.thetabworld.com\nhttp://www.guitarandtabs.com\nhttp://www.allguitartabs.com/\nhttp://www.fretplay.com/tabs\nhttp://www.guitartab.com\nhttp://www.axeltabs.com\nhttp://www.beavertabs.com
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3h4 in guitar tabs mean strum the string on the third fret and then "hammer" (h) to the 4th, a hammer is where u hit the 3rd string lift ur finger up and press down on the fourth fret really hard and fast then hit the string again, its like hammering the string, hope it helps out ; ).
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Try going to www.ultimate-guitars.com and see if you can find it there :) They have a ton of tabs and chords, but occassionally a rare one will slip by them.
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http://www.e-chords.com\nIt's really good and has a couple of downlodable chord charts. I use it a lot.\nHappy playing!
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In http://www.e-chords.com you can find a lot of chords for guitar and bass, it's a really good page.
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depends on what u want the chord or tabs. just go to http://www.azchords.com
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The lyrics, the chord progression, and the mode used by the lead guitarist. Blues have a different sound. I am surprised that you cannot tell the differnece.
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The best on the net is E-Tabs, they have a massive archive of music (in chord form), and also some very good instructional pages (including an easy to follow guide on learning how to read tabs).\nThe link is here...\nhttp://www.e-tabs.org/index.php3
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Go to Guitar tab Universe... there's lessons there... and a very good library of guitar tabs...
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Mostly trail and error.  Find something you really like, modify it so you can get a taste of what it would be like, and then try something of your own.  My husband has tab writing software that he writes his riffs on.  It is kind of annoying, sounds like old school nintendo, but gives you the basic idea of how it may sound.  Also helps you find the beat and speed of what you want, plus you can add bass, drums, etc.  The software is Tabledit.  I know they have a demo of it, but you are limited as to what you can save if I remember correctly.
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Do you mean how to play it on an instrument?  If so, here are links to the chords for both guitar and keyboard.\n\nhttp://www.e-chords.com/cifra.asp?idMusica=81315\nhttp://www.e-chords.com/cifra.asp?idMusica=81315&keyb=true&aba=2\n\nHope that's what you wanted!  (Great song, by the way!)
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One good way is to follow the bass line and match it up with the chord.  There's a good chance that either the bassline will reflect the root note or be closely related to it.  However, the best way to discover the root note of a chord is to look at what the scale pattern is doing and use your common sense to suss out the progression.  Another thing to look for is a dual relationship by way of 5ths and 4ths to a note or a note and an octave.  In the final anlysis it will become meaningless because once you play with a degree of dexterity and fluidity you will no longer think of the notes theoretically but experience them with a kind of other sense.  For now you probably should pick up a copy of The Mel Bay Chord Book and learn every chord in it. Good luck and keep playing!
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sound pretty close if you play these chords instead of the detailed proper way. This is a lot easier for a beginner, if you want the proper tab i can play that too.\nCx32010\nam      022100\nCadd9   x32033\nD       xx0232\nEm7     022003\nG320033\n\n\nEm7   D  Cadd9\nSo close no matter how far\nEm7      D         Cadd9\nCouldn't be much more from the heart\nEm7 D    Cadd9\nForever trusting who we are\nG   Am Em7\nAnd nothing else matters\n\nEm7       D Cadd9\nNever opened myself this way\nEm7   DCadd9\nLife is ours, we live it our way\nEm7D       Cadd9\nAll these words I don't just say\nG   Am Em7\nAnd nothing else matters\n\nEm7     D   Cadd9\nTrust and seek and I find in you\nEm7 D       Cadd9\nEvery day for us something new\nEm7DCadd9\nOpen mind for a different view\nG   Am Em7\nAnd nothing else matters\n\nCAm\nD  CAm\nNever cared for what they do\nD  CAm\nNever cared for what they know\nD  Em7\nBut I know\n\n   D     Cadd9\nSo close no matter how far\nEm7      D       Cadd9\nCouldn't be much more from the heart\nEm7 DCadd9\nForever trusting who we are\nG   Am Em7\nAnd nothing else matters\n\nCAm\nD  CAm\nNever cared for what they do\nD  CAm\nNever cared for what they know\nD     Em7\nBut I know\n\n     D Cadd9\nNever opened myself this way\nEm7 DCadd9\nLife is ours, we live it our way\nEm7DCadd9\nAll these words I don't just say\nG   Am Em7\nAnd nothing else matters\n\nEm7   D   Cadd9\nTrust I seek and I find in you\nEm7 D   Cadd9\nEvery day for us something new\nEm7D  Cadd9\nOpen mind for a different view\nG   Am Em7\nAnd nothing else matters\n\nCAm\nD  CAm\nNever cared for what they say\nD   CAm\nNever cared for games they play\nD  CAm\nNever cared for what they do\nD  CAm\nNever cared for what they know\nD     Em7\nAnd I know\n\nEm7   D  Cadd9\nSo close no matter how far\nEm7      D       Cadd9\nCouldn't be much more from the heart\nEm7 DCadd9\nForever trusting who we are\nG     AmEm7\nNo nothing else matters\n\nENJOY
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Tabs aren't really necessary.  If you learn the pentatonic scale, you'll be able to improvise like a pro.\n\nI'm not kidding, it really is that easy.  I played my first gig on lead guitar just five weeks after I picked it up for the first time!\n\nYou can find the pentatonic scales at www.all-guitar-chords.com.  The beautiful thing is that you just slide the same pattern up and down the neck to change keys!\n\nI know you must think I'm lying, but I swear this is what most of the big name guitarists use.
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Try these links below-\nhttp://www.ultimate-guitar.com\nhttp://tabcrawler.com/\nhttp://www.shizzletabs.com\nhttp://www.thetabworld.com/\nhttp://www.chordie.com/\nhttp://www.tabpower.com\nhttp://www.thetabworld.com\nhttp://www.axeltabs.coma\nhttp://www.beavertabs.com
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Unless something creeped up on my while i wasn't noticing, "tab" is just for guitar/bass. It's a roundabout way to read music by diagramming fret and finger position, some say tab is cheating cause it's not really reading true music notation. The only thing i'm aware of for piano is a "fake book" or fake sheets which provide basic chord layout for a song, but "basic" is the key word, it doesn't provide all inflection and doesn't account for the original sound and style.