Has this been done before?

Discussion in 'Technique [BG]' started by ImNotGeddyLee, Oct 16, 2001.

  1. not sure if this was the right place to post this so if its not just move it to wherever you wish...

    i have been practicing tap with this simple thing that i think i might have made up but also may have gotten from my sub concious because it sounds slightly familiar but cant seem to put my finger on it. The problem is i have been thinking of writing a song around it because it sounds so cool.
    its two handed tap. the left hand taps the e and g and the right hand taps he d and a strings. i play it melodic at first and then rapidly fast.

    G:--------12-----------12-----:|
    D:----14----14----14-----14--:|
    A:------14----14----14-----14:|
    E:--12----------12------------:| x2
    ____L R R L R R L R R L R R

    G:--------10-----------10-----:|
    D:----12----12----12-----12--:|
    A:------12----12----12-----12:|
    E:--10----------10------------:| x2
    ____L R R L R R L R R L R R

    ill record a sound clip when i get the time
    thanx
     
  2. melvin

    melvin

    Apr 28, 2001
    Back in my tab days, ok like 6 months to a year ago, I got the tab for Stu Hamm's "Quahogs Anyone" that looks VERY similar, if not exactly, the same to this part of the song.
     
  3. Aaron

    Aaron

    Jun 2, 2001
    Seattle, WA
    i can't read it, can you put it in standard notation for me?
     
  4. JMX

    JMX Vorsprung durch Technik

    Sep 4, 2000
    Cologne, Germany
    It's just a powerchord (root, 5th, octave) with a minor 3rd on top.
     
  5. well i looked up stus and its not like that and definetly sounds nothing like it the way i play it. Should i use it? Sounds great with a little chorus on my fretless and then some short delay
     
  6. I say use it. Heck lots of things have been used before and still sound good. If you like it use it.

    Nice sig. by the way. :)
     
  7. Aaron

    Aaron

    Jun 2, 2001
    Seattle, WA
    Sorry, i need to learn how to read tab sometime...

    Well i don't think you can copyright a chord, so i think you are pretty much free to do whatever you want, legally.
     
  8. Angus

    Angus Supporting Member

    Apr 16, 2000
    Palo Alto, CA
    Especially when it's that generic.

    I'm fairly sure someone has played a minor triad w/ octave (clever!) before.
     
  9. yeah i guess the way i posted that sounded really stupid considering its pretty much a chord but it was the way i was playing it that made me think i heard it like that before. Ill have to get a sound clip up here to show you what i mean.
     
  10. NiKo

    NiKo

    May 2, 2000
    MERANO (BZ) ITALY
    It seems good guy:)
    Ionly want to specify that what you play with the left hand is a quick-hammer-on, not a tapping:cool:
    I don't wanna be judged bad, but it looks like an 'arpeggio', I don't seen the need of using tapping:cool:
    I think it will be cooler played with a 'barré' on the 9th or 10th freet.:D
    G|-----------------12-10---------------
    D|-------14-10---------14-10-----------
    A|------------14-10----------14-10-----
    E|--12-10-------------------------12-10...


    G|--------------10-9-----------
    D|------12-9-------12-9----------
    A|----------12-9-------12-9--------
    E|--10-9-------------------10-9------...

    Try this guy!

    Cheers NiKo Raven.