Need Tabs. Will Pay For Transcription!

trei · #1 02-05-2009, 01:24 PM

There are several song I would like tabbed. With working full time and other activities, I just don't have the time to work them out myself.
If anyone is interested let me know and I will give you a list of the songs I need. I can pay via pay pal.

T

bass player 48 · #2 02-05-2009, 03:22 PM

Jeez... You know, you shouldn't go paying for it until you've at least tried getting it for free... What are the tunes?

trei · #3 02-05-2009, 05:29 PM

I know! I guess I have more money than time.

Up on cripple creek - The band
Purple haze -Jimmy H
Hey Joe - Jimmy H
Money for nothing - Dire strait
Long Black Veil - The band
Alison - Elvis costello

robd · #4 02-05-2009, 05:44 PM

Check out this guy..although his tab method is kind of strange

http://www.guitarrangements.com

WRXbase · #5 02-05-2009, 05:47 PM

And when all else fails, listen to the songs and try to play along with them.

trei · #6 02-06-2009, 09:23 AM

Thanks for the link robd!

fishhed · #7 02-06-2009, 11:39 AM

Here is tab a like but I dont like it so much...

http://www.bassmasta.net/h/hendrix,_jimi/142637.html

I play it by walking up 4 notes (open A, B, B#, C to begin with) to each of C, G, D, A then riffing on the E

Joel S. · #8 02-06-2009, 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by trei

Up on cripple creek - The band
Hey Joe - Jimmy H

Sorry, but it's pretty depressing if you need to pay someone to tab these two songs.

Re: Hey Joe, the tab posted is mostly right, but with that song you can get a little wild at the end of the progression as the song gets more hectic near the end. I sometimes play the little lick after you hit the E an octave up. Hey Joe is definitely a song you can spice up rhythmically between the chord tones.

The first note in the walk is the C, then chromatically up to the G, then up to the D, then the A, then the E. If you're walking up to the C, you're not playing it correctly. That part is supposed to double the guitar and drums. Sounds pretty crappy if you don't.

(Oh, and you had your B/B# mixed up Fishhed, it's A Bb B C, B# is the same pitch as C.)

fishhed · #9 02-06-2009, 05:00 PM

Sorry you are right - thats what I get for writing it from memory instead of playing it once. So it should be

Root:C, then walk up E, F, F#, Root: G - B, C, C#, Root

etc.

Thanks.

:-)

trei · #10 02-06-2009, 08:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joel S.

Sorry, but it's pretty depressing if you need to pay someone to tab these two songs.

Re: Hey Joe, the tab posted is mostly right, but with that song you can get a little wild at the end of the progression as the song gets more hectic near the end. I sometimes play the little lick after you hit the E an octave up. Hey Joe is definitely a song you can spice up rhythmically between the chord tones.

The first note in the walk is the C, then chromatically up to the G, then up to the D, then the A, then the E. If you're walking up to the C, you're not playing it correctly. That part is supposed to double the guitar and drums. Sounds pretty crappy if you don't.

(Oh, and you had your B/B# mixed up Fishhed, it's A Bb B C, B# is the same pitch as C.)

Think you for your input. I’m sure it will help me.

Depressing? Probably. I’ve been playing 8 months, with no musical background at all.
I am a pediatric surgeon, hence, I don’t have time to learn all the songs I would like to. My group plays for the children we care for. They don’t really care if I’m good, they just want to feel normal and forget they are in the hospital for a little while. I want to play songs I like as well.

I don’t have time nor a trained ear, hence my posting. I didn’t realize I would be ridiculed for being a beginner who needs help.

Gabe. · #11 02-06-2009, 11:33 PM

http://www.911tabs.com/link/?476661
http://www.911tabs.com/link/?3661826

Kooldac · #12 02-08-2009, 05:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by trei

Think you for your input. I’m sure it will help me.

Depressing? Probably. I’ve been playing 8 months, with no musical background at all.
I am a pediatric surgeon, hence, I don’t have time to learn all the songs I would like to. My group plays for the children we care for. They don’t really care if I’m good, they just want to feel normal and forget they are in the hospital for a little while. I want to play songs I like as well.

I don’t have time nor a trained ear, hence my posting. I didn’t realize I would be ridiculed for being a beginner who needs help.

Good luck to you. That's a really great cause

von buck · #13 02-08-2009, 06:13 PM

I usually don't pay attention to tabs, but boy it sure seems easier to read actual music as opposed to decifering tabs
I don't mean to offend people who use them, I'm completely confused on to play them quickly and find the timing.

Mad Russian · #14 02-09-2009, 07:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by von buck

I usually don't pay attention to tabs, but boy it sure seems easier to read actual music as opposed to decifering tabs
I don't mean to offend people who use them, I'm completely confused on to play them quickly and find the timing.

As far as timing - I just listen to the song.

refinedbass · #15 02-09-2009, 08:09 PM

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Originally Posted by trei

I know! I guess I have more money than time.

Sheesh!! I wish I had that problem. I have neither.

von buck · #16 02-09-2009, 08:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Mad Russian

As far as timing - I just listen to the song.

That's how I perfer to learn songs just listen. But tabs still look like a complete waste. it's easier just to learn how to read.
sorry , I don't want to bring up that age old arguement.

Andy

solomon707 · #17 02-09-2009, 09:39 PM

Bassmasta and 911tabs are definitely two excellent sources of tablature. If you don't care about spending money on software, I'd recommend guitarpro. It shows you tablature and sheet music at the same time as playing the corresponding audio part, which can help improve your reading ability and sense of pitch at the same time.

WRBass · #18 02-10-2009, 08:19 AM

If you have GuitarPro, here is an OK version of Alison:

http://www.911tabs.com/link/?3378936

The beginning is wrong and there are a few wrong notes, but it's easy to fix. And being that you don't have much time, I think GuitarPro will help you learn it quicker.

Give me a little time and I will fix it and send you a link.

WRBass · #19 02-10-2009, 09:48 PM

I repaired the GuitarPro version of Alison linked in my last post and now it's much better. Here are links to the files:

Notation and Tab
http://www.box.net/shared/8oo5ag6zrx

Notation Only
http://www.box.net/shared/dy4ebxddqb

GuitarPro file
http://www.box.net/shared/cqohj9gm55

Trei, I hope your band is changing the lyrics to this song before singing it to sick children!

Joel S. · #20 02-11-2009, 03:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by trei

Think you for your input. I’m sure it will help me.

Depressing? Probably. I’ve been playing 8 months, with no musical background at all.
I am a pediatric surgeon, hence, I don’t have time to learn all the songs I would like to. My group plays for the children we care for. They don’t really care if I’m good, they just want to feel normal and forget they are in the hospital for a little while. I want to play songs I like as well.

I don’t have time nor a trained ear, hence my posting. I didn’t realize I would be ridiculed for being a beginner who needs help.

Good for you and a good cause, but those two songs are ones you could figure out with a few minutes and your bass in your hands regardless of your lack of musical background or experience. Sorry, but regardless of the cause, it is a little upsetting seeing people take the "easy way out" with music so often. It's one of the reasons modern pop music has gotten so crappy. (Cursed autotune).

Good luck.