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Old 08-29-2007, 09:17 PM
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yea so anybody got an accurate tab? I got the basic idea, but the double slap pop after the root is really messing me up
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Old 08-30-2007, 05:09 AM
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Powertab!!!

Poertab Editor has a very accurate tab for it...

You'll find it here at http://www.powertabs.net

You might have to register an email with them but the software is free and so are all the tabs.........

There's a huge database of songs and you can find mostly anything that has been submitted by people.

The great thing about it is you can listen to it and follow the tab on screen instead of trying to work from a printout!!!

As for the technique, slow down the verse riff to an unimaginable speed, might be difficult at first but if you can get it down at a slow speed first and work it up it should be fine.

I remember when I was younger and trying to figure it out, very annoying when you are young and want to things immediately but as I said, learn it slow and build it up and you should be fine!!!
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Old 08-30-2007, 05:28 AM
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The most accurate tab you'll find for that will cost ya about $15 in any music store. They've got lots of chili pepper books including One Hot Minute, and greatest hit books that include Aeroplane.
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Really tough song for me I can't get the double slap or the timing exactly right.
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Poertab Editor has a very accurate tab for it...

You'll find it here at http://www.powertabs.net

You might have to register an email with them but the software is free and so are all the tabs.........

There's a huge database of songs and you can find mostly anything that has been submitted by people.

The great thing about it is you can listen to it and follow the tab on screen instead of trying to work from a printout!!!

As for the technique, slow down the verse riff to an unimaginable speed, might be difficult at first but if you can get it down at a slow speed first and work it up it should be fine.

I remember when I was younger and trying to figure it out, very annoying when you are young and want to things immediately but as I said, learn it slow and build it up and you should be fine!!!
Wow thats a super cool program! Thanks for that!
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Old 08-30-2007, 09:56 AM
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No problem, and the beauty is that you can copy and paste a section of the tab into a new sheet and change the speed of the notes to get really tough parts down slow before working them up.

Plus you have the facility of a metronome and you can change the tunings and instruments!!!

I'd recommend this if you don't want to go out and buy the tab book.....

Plus the tabs are printable and print exactly like tabs from tabulature literary!!
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