Here are some show/lesson/jam session notes for Jam Session 104h:
- Jon plays guitar; Ryan plays the piano.
- Okay, it's actually a keyboard
.
- And by keyboard, we really mean MIDI controller
, connected to a personal computer with a USB cable, using a piano virtual instrument in our digital audio workstation.
Guitar chords, tabbed:
Each chord is played for two measures, or two counts of four.
A A D
e |-0-------------------|--------------------|-2-------------------| B |-2-------------------|--------------------|-3-------------------| G |-2-------------------|--------------------|-2-------------------| D |-2-------------------|--------------------|-0-------------------| A |-0-------------------|--------------------|---------------------| E |---------------------|--------------------|---------------------|
D A A
e |---------------------|-0------------------|---------------------| B |---------------------|-2------------------|---------------------| G |---------------------|-2------------------|---------------------| D |---------------------|-2------------------|---------------------| A |---------------------|-0------------------|---------------------| E |---------------------|--------------------|---------------------|
E E
e |-0-------------------|--------------------|---------------------| B |-0-------------------|--------------------|---------------------| G |-1-------------------|--------------------|---------------------| D |-2-------------------|--------------------|---------------------| A |-2-------------------|--------------------|---------------------| E |-0-------------------|--------------------|---------------------|
If you don't know how to read guitar tab (as computer text), this section of a Wikipedia article may help.
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