Is there any basic annotation software available that would help me lift chord changes? I got an audition coming up and I'm having a slightly difficult time earing out some of the parts on one or two of the songs.
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Annotation Software?
- Thread starter YL_Bass
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Brother, if the hurry is big, give me the links on YouTube or send mp3s and I'll write out the changes for you.
I got the basic idea, I'm having a little problem with the random changes and the fills that that come start on the 4 and move into the next 5/4 bar.
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Key of Em, time 5/4
(e e > quarter notes
de > two consecutive eights
'g 'f# > syncopated eights)
Intro
bde|e e de g f#| e e de g ag| e e de g f#| e e de g ag |
e e de e b | c c bc g g | d d cd eg e | ga bd b de ee |
chorus
e e de g_ f#| e e de g ag| e e de g_ f#| e e de a bd|
e e de g_ f#| e e de g ag| e e de a bd| e e de g_ f#|
verse
e e de e d| e e de a be|d d ad d d | a a ga c d |
e e de d b| c c bc c b|d d cd eg e | g a ge g d |
e e de e b | c c bc g c | d d cd eg e | g a ga g d |
e e de d b| c c bc g g|d d cd eg e | a a ga a a |
e e de d b| c c bc c b|d d cd eg e | a a ga a d |
g g f#g g f#| g g f#g g f#| f# f# ef# f# f#| ga bg f# gf# |
etc. etc.
there are plenty variations of your own to make once you get the three basic rhythmic patterns following each other smoothly:
x x xx x x |
x x xx x xx|
x x xx xx x|
I would show them you''re up to make that tune your own, so don''t focus on just playing the original bass part.
Let me know what happened...
Key of Em, time 5/4
(e e > quarter notes
de > two consecutive eights
'g 'f# > syncopated eights)
Intro
bde|e e de g f#| e e de g ag| e e de g f#| e e de g ag |
e e de e b | c c bc g g | d d cd eg e | ga bd b de ee |
chorus
e e de g_ f#| e e de g ag| e e de g_ f#| e e de a bd|
e e de g_ f#| e e de g ag| e e de a bd| e e de g_ f#|
verse
e e de e d| e e de a be|d d ad d d | a a ga c d |
e e de d b| c c bc c b|d d cd eg e | g a ge g d |
e e de e b | c c bc g c | d d cd eg e | g a ga g d |
e e de d b| c c bc g g|d d cd eg e | a a ga a a |
e e de d b| c c bc c b|d d cd eg e | a a ga a d |
g g f#g g f#| g g f#g g f#| f# f# ef# f# f#| ga bg f# gf# |
etc. etc.
there are plenty variations of your own to make once you get the three basic rhythmic patterns following each other smoothly:
x x xx x x |
x x xx x xx|
x x xx xx x|
I would show them you''re up to make that tune your own, so don''t focus on just playing the original bass part.
Let me know what happened...
