Tuesday, May 5, 2009

E Riff in Eb, Second Guitar

If you don't know how to read guitar tab (as computer text), this section of a Wikipedia article may help.

We're adding a second guitar part to yesterday's heavy-sounding riff:

     Eb5   Gb Db Eb5   A5 Ab5
eb|--------------------------|
Bb|--------------------------|
Gb|--------------------3--2--|
Db|--2--2--0--0--2--2--3--2--|
Ab|--2--2--2--X--2--2--1--0--|
Eb|--0--0--3--2--0--0--------|

Just imagine a lot of fuzz and wah for the lead guitar:

     Eb5   Gb Db Ebm   A5 Ab5
eb|--------------------------|
Bb|--------------------------|
Gb|--9--9-/12\11-12-12/15\14-|
Db|--X--X--X---X--X--X--X--X-|
Ab|--7--7-/10\-9-10-10/13\12-|
Eb|--0--0-----10--0--0-----0-|

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