thinking of you-ezra
E-Gitarre Normal
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Performance-Video
Schwierigkeit: Normal
3 Seiten
Wichtige Infos
- Instrument 1
- E-Gitarre
- Seiten
- 3
- Schwierigkeit
- Normal
- Typ
- TAB+1 Staff
- Instrumentierung
- Solo
- Liedtext
- Nicht inkl.
- Akkord
- Eingeschl.
- Instrument
- E-Gitarre
- Seiten
- 3
- Schwierigkeit
- Normal
- Typ
- TAB+1 Staff
- Instrumentierung
- Solo
- Liedtext
- Nicht inkl.
- Akkord
- Eingeschl.
Beschreibung
Hi. My name is Egor, and I make video tutorials on songs. Here you will find about 500 tutorials. Tabs for all songs in Guitar Pro 5.7 or PDF format you can find on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/egor5287
I record all the videos on a 2004 Fender Deluxe guitar. I use the Amplitube app for iOS as a guitar effects processor. You can find the sound settings on Patreon.
If it is too fast for you to play, you can change the speed in the "Playback Speed" settings. Usually, I recommend the "0.75x" speed.
HOW TO READ GUITAR TABS
The guitar tablature has six lines. Each one represents a string of the guitar (the upper line represents the first string "e" and the bottom line represents the sixth string "E"). The numbers represent the FRETS. If there is a number "5" on the upper line, you will play the fifth fret in the first string (e). If there is a number "0" on the second line (from up to down), you will play the second string (B) without hitting any fret (B open string).
$3.00
Beschreibung
Hi. My name is Egor, and I make video tutorials on songs. Here you will find about 500 tutorials. Tabs for all songs in Guitar Pro 5.7 or PDF format you can find on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/egor5287
I record all the videos on a 2004 Fender Deluxe guitar. I use the Amplitube app for iOS as a guitar effects processor. You can find the sound settings on Patreon.
If it is too fast for you to play, you can change the speed in the "Playback Speed" settings. Usually, I recommend the "0.75x" speed.
HOW TO READ GUITAR TABS
The guitar tablature has six lines. Each one represents a string of the guitar (the upper line represents the first string "e" and the bottom line represents the sixth string "E"). The numbers represent the FRETS. If there is a number "5" on the upper line, you will play the fifth fret in the first string (e). If there is a number "0" on the second line (from up to down), you will play the second string (B) without hitting any fret (B open string).