what does s mean in bass tabs?
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yeah slide, just slide your finger from the 4th fret to the 6th
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For treble clef \n  E very\n  G ood\n  B oy\n  D oes\n  F ine\n(the names of the lines on the staff)\n  FACE \n(the spaces on the staff)\n\nFor bass cleff:\n  G ood\n  B oys\n  D o\n  F ine\n  A lways\n(lines)\n  A ll\n  C ows\n  E at\n  G rass\n(spaces)
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In music it means: \n\n1) 'a piece of harmonized music' \n\nor\n\n2) 'singing in harmony'
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To leave a space you type in \n\n<br>\n\nIt means break and it allows you to leave spaces.
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I would say "chords"...\n\nby the way, this is not the correct forum for music questions
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E D# E D# E B D C A\n\nC E A B\n\nE G# B C\n\n(mid) E (high) E D# E D# E B D C A\n\nC E A B\n\nE C B A\n\nAnd then you repeat this a few times for the main melody. Sorry I can only get you a little, but it's kinda hard to write it all out... I hope you can figure out which octave each note's supposed to be played in too (I did write that mid/ high because it was two E's in a row though!)
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Since the Bass is tuned E-A-D-G and the guitar is tuned E-A-D-G-B-E you can easily learn bass runs on a guitar. Just use the four low strings.\n\nTurning your guitar into a bass won't work because first: bass strings won't fit through your tuners; second:the length of your acoustics's neck and fret spacing are shorter than that of a bass:third; string tension would never be right and you wouldn't get much sound; fourth: because of string tension and legnth of frets and strings you'd always be out of tune.
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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.
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OK! You are talking about intervals here. Not phrases. An octave is the same letter name note repeated at twice the frequency or half the frequency. Play the two E strings on your guitar. They're two octaves apart. Now play the E string with the D string. That's a minor 7th. What you appear to be trying to figure out is hard to tell exactly, but if you play an a MAJOR chord with a minor 7th added above the root, you will have a Major/Minor 7th chord, more commonly called a "7th" chord. Ex - play and E chord at the first position, and pick up the note off the D (4th) string; - that's an E7th. \n    What you REALLY need to do to figure this all out is study reading music.
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Im a guitarist also....and all that stuff confuses the hell outta me, thats why I just get tablature. it indicates strings and frets with numbers.....way easier!
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Ampersand it means 'and'
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Tabs and notation are ways of writing down which chords you are to play.  They are the simplified method of writing music for people with no musical training.  Chords are what you are playing if you play several notes together at one time.  \nCheck this out, it may help you.\nhttp://www.guitarnoise.com/article.php?id=78
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http://www.guitarnotes.com/tabs/
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go to www.tab.com find the song and it will show you finger position\n\nTablature shows you finger positions -what is so stupid about that?
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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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Hi there, the tabs are shown on 6 lines.\n\nEach line corresponds to each of the guitar strings.\n\nE ---1--- the thinnest string\nB -------\nG -------\nD -------\nA -------\nE ------- the thickest string\n\nMeans you put a finger on the 1st fret of the thinnest string and you play it.\n\n\nE ---1--- the thinnest string\nB ---0---\nG ---0---\nD ---0---\nA ---0---\nE ---0--- the thickest string\n\nMeans you play all the strings (strum) whilst putting a finger on the 1st fret of the thinnest string and leaving the rest open (that's why they are 0)\n\n\nE ---0--- the thinnest string\nB ---0---\nG ---1---\nD ---2---\nA ---2---\nE ---0--- the thickest string\n\nis the E chord, you put finger number 1 on G string, 1st fret, finger two on A string on 2nd fret, and third finger on fret 2 on the D string. Play all strings!
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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 ; ).