Tab for the moor

[warsofwinter]

Anyone know where the tab for The Moor can be found , I knew most of it , but not all .

 

[splump]

I remember asking for it some time ago on the forum, but i never got it..

but if someone has it, would you be so kind to link to it or send it on my email..

splump@pompom.nu

thanx..

 

[warsofwinter]

Yeah , send it here ablackwaterpark@Hotmail.com if you have it , just keepin it up there

 

[rogue27]

damn... when I saw the subject "Tab for The Moor" I was thinking, "cool, I've been looking for that!"

Ah well, it looks like nobody else can find it either.

 

[Till Fjalls]

Hehe, sorry, i was supposed to do it up in notepad earlier.... Maybe if I don't go out tonight I'll get it done up!

 

[Ibsen]

http://www.darkwood.com/opeth/tablature.html

the site's creator is still working on Still Life but if you wait a while, it should come up.

 

[rogue27]

yeah, that's where I get just about all of my Opeth tabs...
...or maybe all of them. I don't remember if I've ever gotten any elsewhere.

Of course, I can't actually play any of Opeth's songs... but I've messed around with Benighted and Patterns in the Ivy.

 

[warsofwinter]

Originally posted by Till Fjalls
Hehe, sorry, i was supposed to do it up in notepad earlier.... Maybe if I don't go out tonight I'll get it done up!

I remember when you showed may how to play that one , but my question is , how the fuck did you learn how to play some of the riffs in that song man .

 

[Till Fjalls]

By ear dude. It's not that tough of a song to figure out, save for a riff or two....

 

[yourdeadgroom]

Originally posted by Till Fjalls
By ear dude. It's not that tough of a song to figure out, save for a riff or two....

Also a good tool is a sampler, so you can slow the riffs down. I've got one that can go as low as 1/3 speed, without changing pitch (just a small one for guitarists, only cost like $200). It's great for those times when you just can't get that one note.......