






SECRET BASE~君がくれたもの~ (ギターパート譜)-ZONE
电吉他
演奏视频
难度: 非常简单
6 页数
关键信息
- 乐器 1
- 电吉他
- 页数
- 6
- 难度
- 非常简单
- 類型
- 双行谱
- 配器
- 乐队
- 歌词
- 不包含
- 和弦
- 包含
- 乐器
- 电吉他
- 页数
- 6
- 难度
- 非常简单
- 類型
- 双行谱
- 配器
- 乐队
- 歌词
- 不包含
- 和弦
- 包含
SECRET BASE ~Kimi ga Kureta Mono~ Guitar Tab Sheet Music
🇬🇧 English
Bring that summer back — this time, played by your own hands.
A golden afternoon, sunlight through a classroom window, a promise made with someone you loved. This song carries a whole world of memory in its opening notes — which is exactly why the way you play it deserves to be just as special.
Scrolling through tabs on a small screen has an invisible limit: you only ever see the phrase right in front of you, never the shape of the song as a whole. Spread a paper score across your stand, though, and the entire arrangement opens up like a map — you can see exactly where the chorus builds, where that unforgettable guitar solo takes flight. With the whole picture in view, your fingers relax, your timing steadies, and your playing gains real emotional depth.
And paper offers something no screen ever can: you get to write on it. Your own fingering shortcuts, a teacher's correction, a fix you stumbled on during a late-night practice session — every pencil mark turns this into a score that belongs to no one but you. It's not just sheet music; it becomes a diary of every hour you spent chasing this song.
More marks with every session. More memory with every page turn. This isn't just paper — it's a companion for replaying a piece of your youth, again and again, for years to come.
SECRET BASE ~Kimi ga Kureta Mono~ Guitar Tab Sheet Music
🇬🇧 English
Bring that summer back — this time, played by your own hands.
A golden afternoon, sunlight through a classroom window, a promise made with someone you loved. This song carries a whole world of memory in its opening notes — which is exactly why the way you play it deserves to be just as special.
Scrolling through tabs on a small screen has an invisible limit: you only ever see the phrase right in front of you, never the shape of the song as a whole. Spread a paper score across your stand, though, and the entire arrangement opens up like a map — you can see exactly where the chorus builds, where that unforgettable guitar solo takes flight. With the whole picture in view, your fingers relax, your timing steadies, and your playing gains real emotional depth.
And paper offers something no screen ever can: you get to write on it. Your own fingering shortcuts, a teacher's correction, a fix you stumbled on during a late-night practice session — every pencil mark turns this into a score that belongs to no one but you. It's not just sheet music; it becomes a diary of every hour you spent chasing this song.
More marks with every session. More memory with every page turn. This isn't just paper — it's a companion for replaying a piece of your youth, again and again, for years to come.