Is this "Eaten" Guitar Tab correct?

[stefan86]

hah. i've got a bit of a high speaking voice sometimes as well. it's very schizophrenic because sometimes i've got a bass tone and sometimes it's a friggin soprano. www.myspace.com/reluctancy if ya wanna hear some older stuff

 

[paradoxile]

hah. i've got a bit of a high speaking voice sometimes as well. it's very schizophrenic because sometimes i've got a bass tone and sometimes it's a friggin soprano. www.myspace.com/reluctancy if ya wanna hear some older stuff

that's because you're still in your teens...
I'm 24...I'm past the voice changing phase

p.s
Reluctancy is pretty nice stuff...and your last name is krieg

 

[stefan86]

i'm 20 since one month back sir thanks. i'm gonna upload some new stuff soon. just takes time to get the guitars good and all

 

[paradoxile]

for some reason I thought you were 17...
well nevermind about the voice thing

Nordström is still very krieg!

 

[stefan86]

then I would be stefan89 it's krieg for sure

 

[paradoxile]

you are krieg anyway...your braces are both metal and a weapon...doesn't get any more krieg than that

 

[stefan86]

yeah indeed. maybe i should start biting emos with my ultra-sharp toothspears ov deth

 

[bass_lover1]

Too bad i'm a sucky guitarist who can't do the leads etc. Well at least I can growl whatever I want

Atleast you can play guitar...I've had mine for like 5 years and still can't play it

I really should take lessons or something, but its hard to squeeze that in when you're a full time student working a full time job.

 

[stefan86]

meh. I dunno if i'm better. I'm sloppy as hell. Should sell 'em and become a full time vokalizt instead

 

[paradoxile]

selling your guitarz is a sin...unless you have like a million guitars or you're upgrading

you never know when you might need a guitar

 

[stefan86]

well i've got one jackson 7-string that i rarely play, one ESP Ltd that i play on several hours a week and an old piece of shite beginner guitar i started with. the problem is i'm not a natural guitarist. i can compose songs, but when i play for a recording or live i become shaky and screw things up. and when i do vocals (esp. gröwls) i usually excel during pressure instead. which tells me which way to go

 

[paradoxile]

I have a Classic Paloma Admira and I taught myself to play(over a long period of time) just by hearing...this means...I can't play by chords, don't know chords except the basic 4...and don't play on a tuned guitar.
so whenever I play I get something close...like a different variation of the thing I'm playing...but I can play anything that way.my technique works better with a bass...which appearently I have a natural feel to.
And I'm a pianist...haven't been much of a vocalist so all my recorded stuff was piano or guitar solo instrumentals.

 

[stefan86]

hm. you gotta have some good ears for that. one of my major problems is my lack of music ears. I can tune a guitar and stuff like that, but I cant really pick out chords etc. despite the fact that i've been playing a pretty long time. This also makes me go out of tune horribly when I sing clean vocs, despite the fact that I can deliver them pretty easily in terms of support and technique. I guess that's why growling is my thing. Pure feeling

 

[The Grand Design]

"It is a normal B tuning with a drop...A E D G B"

does this mean the guitar is tuned to B standard and then all the strings except low B are dropped down one note?

 

[stefan86]

normal B tuning and tune down the low B to an A. that also gives you the opportunity do some songs for korns new album if ya play something like 0 1 0 1 2 1 3 2 over and over again

 

[bass_lover1]

I have a Classic Paloma Admira and I taught myself to play(over a long period of time) just by hearing...this means...I can't play by chords, don't know chords except the basic 4...and don't play on a tuned guitar.
so whenever I play I get something close...like a different variation of the thing I'm playing...but I can play anything that way.my technique works better with a bass...which appearently I have a natural feel to.
And I'm a pianist...haven't been much of a vocalist so all my recorded stuff was piano or guitar solo instrumentals.

I have decent ears for music, I can tell when something doesn't sound right...I've been doing that for years tuning car stereos. I know what something should sound like on a guitar...but getting it to that point is my draw back.

I've tried teaching myself to play...even bought a few books (rock guitar for dummies basically) and I still find myself all WTF is this dude talking about. The thing that gets me...even though its a dummies book, dude expects you to have some sort of musical background...If I had any of that, I dont think I'd be reading a dummies book.

I basically suck...but I think I can play a mean national anthem.

 

[paradoxile]

I bought a book too...got pretty depressed after the first 4 chords
and I still don't know what "drop" means? is that when you tune all the strings one octave down? to get that low brutal sound?

 

[stefan86]

well if ya have a regular tuning like E, D or C you simply tune the low string down one step. when ya have done that you're able to take power chords in a whole different way (2 on E-string and 2 on A-strong for instance instead of 2 on E and 4 on A) since you can do much faster movements on the lowest chords, hence why many nu-metal bands use it.

 

[paradoxile]

half a tone down...yeah that makes sense

 

[stefan86]

if you just do a stroke on the two lowest strings and it comes out as a regular power chord you've succesfully dropped