http://guitarnoyz.darkbb.com/how-to-read-guitar-tabs-f1/-t1.htm This will teach you how to read all kinds of tabs! Sat, 14 Jun 2008 09:02:23 GMT 10 http://www.tangledstudio.com/images/Guitar%20banner.jpg http://guitarnoyz.darkbb.com/how-to-read-guitar-tabs-f1/-t1.htm http://guitarnoyz.darkbb.com/how-to-read-guitar-tabs-f1/how-to-read-guitar-tabs-t1.htm sajet007 The following tutorial will help to explain to you the basic concept of reading guitar tab. Although it may seem complex, learning to read tab is quite simple, and you should find yourself reading tab easily in no time. How to read guitar tabs Fri, 13 Jun 2008 16:38:20 GMT http://guitarnoyz.darkbb.com/how-to-read-guitar-tabs-f1/how-to-read-guitar-tabs-t1.htm#1 http://guitarnoyz.darkbb.com/how-to-read-guitar-tabs-f1/how-to-read-guitar-tabs-t1.htm http://guitarnoyz.darkbb.com/how-to-read-guitar-tabs-f1/reading-chords-in-tabs-t2.htm sajet007 This too is a relatively simple process. When the tab displays a series of numbers, stacked vertically, it is indicating to you that it wants you to play all these notes at the same time. Hence, the above tablature indicates that you should hold down the notes in an E major chord (second fret on fifth string, second fret on fourth string, first fret on third string) and strum all six strings at once. Often, tablature will additionally include the chord name (in this case E major) above the tablature ... How to read guitar tabs Fri, 13 Jun 2008 19:23:04 GMT http://guitarnoyz.darkbb.com/how-to-read-guitar-tabs-f1/reading-chords-in-tabs-t2.htm#4 http://guitarnoyz.darkbb.com/how-to-read-guitar-tabs-f1/reading-chords-in-tabs-t2.htm http://guitarnoyz.darkbb.com/how-to-read-guitar-tabs-f1/hammerbends-and-slides-t3.htm sajet007 Here are some of the little details that you'll need to know to fully understand how to read guitar tablature. Be aware that some of these symbols vary, depending on who created the tablature. Hammer Ons & Pull Offs It's most common to see the letter h representing a hammer on, located within the tablature between the original fret, and the hammered on fret (eg. 7h9) Similarly, the letter p is generally used to represent a pull off, also found in the same location within the tablature ... How to read guitar tabs Sat, 14 Jun 2008 08:55:31 GMT http://guitarnoyz.darkbb.com/how-to-read-guitar-tabs-f1/hammerbends-and-slides-t3.htm#6 http://guitarnoyz.darkbb.com/how-to-read-guitar-tabs-f1/hammerbends-and-slides-t3.htm http://guitarnoyz.darkbb.com/how-to-read-guitar-tabs-f1/miscellaneous-tab-notation-t4.htm sajet007 The use of vibrato can be notated several different ways in tablature. Most often, the ~ symbol is used, often strung together to appear as ~~~. Sometimes, vibrato will be simply notated with a v. A string mute is almost always notated with an x. Several x's in a row, on adjacent strings, is used to notate a rake. Right hand tapping (for right handed guitarists) is generally notated in tab via a t, in conjunction with the pull off and hammer on techniques used when executing right handed ... How to read guitar tabs Sat, 14 Jun 2008 09:02:23 GMT http://guitarnoyz.darkbb.com/how-to-read-guitar-tabs-f1/miscellaneous-tab-notation-t4.htm#7 http://guitarnoyz.darkbb.com/how-to-read-guitar-tabs-f1/miscellaneous-tab-notation-t4.htm