9 acessos
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From: Le Vampyre *
OR *
and half strums
Here's the main riff for the first time he plays it:
Let all ring throughout
F# F F# F
E>---------------|--------------|----------------|--------------|
B>---------------|--------------|----------------|--------------|
G>---------3-3---|---------2----|----------3-3---|---------2----|
D>---------------|--------------|----------------|--------------|
A>-------4-------|-------3------|--------4-------|-------3------|
E>-0-1-2---------|--2\>1--------|--1-/>2---------|--2\>1--------|
A slide /up or \down followed by > mean hit the end note as soon as you
get to it, not just slide to it.
Once you learn that part, loosen on it, add notes like this:
F# F F# F
E>-----------------|------------------|------------------|-----------------|
B>-----------------|------------------|------------------|-----------------|
G>---------3---3---|---------2---(2)--|----------3---3---|---------2---(2)-|
D>-----------------|----------(3)-----|------------------|----------(3)----|
A>-------4---------|-------3--(3)-----|--------4---------|-------3--(3)----|
E>-1-1-2-----------|--2\>1------------|--1-/>2-----------|--2\>1-----------|
?-?-? ?-?-?
The ?-?-? doesn't mean it's a mystery, it just varies:
E>-1-1/>2- OR E>-0-1/>2------------------------------| in the 1st measure
E>-1-/>2- OR E>-1-1/>2- OR E>-0-1/>2- in the 3rd-|
lots variations between these :)
On the grace notes: () don't play two at once, only one.
About halfway through, heplays the G>-(2)- every time :)
As for the chorus, it's simple, you just half strum low and high and some-
times middle: l-h-h-h-l-h-h-l-l-h-h-h (or like that :)
This strumming is on a barred A chord (E shape) -> 577655
Alternating between repeats you hit a chord or run up the E string:
chord: XXX886 Vary it if you like, minor or suspended
run: A>-(7)--(7)---|
E>--3----4----|strums
The basline is easy: E>-5-----5------5-5-- repeat (in chorus)
I might have missed some bass work in the chorus, but as far as I can
tell, t-t-tt-tth--th-h-th-th-at's all folks. +>