like a classical arrangement? or just the orignal chords
#everything stays adventure time
charred anvil
this guy has an arragnement
but he sells the tabs for like $4 ☠️
im sure possibly @solemn oracle would be able to help with this when he's online
im busy tabbing out a basketcase solo today currently. i could try later after that
fair compass
You could also watch that guy's classical arrangement and just tab it out yourself 🙂 you can see most of what he's doing already anyways
Watch a few notes, find those notes on your guitar, write it down 🙂 haha
charred anvil
i'll give it a go today. i'll see if i can get to it haha
charred anvil
that arrangement doesnt sound bad
do you not know tabs?
i can copy it into my guitar pro which will give it notation if you like
fair compass
Learning it by ear is not a bad thing to do anyways 🙂
charred anvil
that's what ive been doing reenttly is working on learning things by ear
like helping people figure stuff out in this disc
fair compass
that's what ive been doing reenttly is working on learning things by ear
Me too ... but when you can also see their fingers in the video that's like a cheat sheet haha
charred anvil
ear training is a skill you can practice
hear a note. try and find it on the guitar etc
you'll eventually start hearing something, and be like "oh i know that that's a Bminor, cause i've heard it used in some other song"
it takes time
solemn oracle
https://youtu.be/bNnfuvC1LlU?si=j0j34P-ibZmpWNAa&t=26 is what i would reference if thats where i got the inspirtation from
there's nothing wrong with using the other things you have tho.. just depends on the goal. for me, the fun part of anything like this, where, i hear something and then want to play it is, learning the song more generally than "the guitar part".. learning its melody or lyric, and thinking about the story. maybe researching the composer/s. i might listen to a bunch of different versions of it if i can find it. but i dont want to necessarily copy anyone's guitar playing, especially if its something like that that is just a fun melody sang in a cartoon that is open for interpretation
but, if you just want to pick up your guitar and short-cut some of that and sound like that song? the tab you found is probably the easiest way. if you want to "learn more music faster" like you said, you can use something like https://www.justinguitar.com/songs
if you want to talk about arranging songs you hear and like and want to play on guitar? you might do that by looking at songs that are easier to hear from the original recording
charred anvil
that sounds really good!
charred anvil
Yes. With some more playing it of it you'll get it down even more