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Guitar Pro Tab | v4.06
| Posted on April 20, 2010, 7:56 p.m.
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Lead is 100% correct (I think) only thing wrong is the
bass but it's in tune so who cares! Enjoy! ED.
Corrections: Lead Guitar: Bars 101,120,139-146.
Keyboard: All Bars.
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Note 1: When you tap the second 17 you have to
slide your tapping finger up the fret board to about fret
19 before you take it off.
Note 2: Hold the full bend on 15 with you fingering
hand and tap the 18th. Slowly release the bend whilst
tapping.
Note 3: As in note 1 however be care to only tap up
the notes with a slide on them, eg the 10th,12th and
17th notes over the two bars.
Note 4: This is a whammy bar technique known as
"Crickets" basically put the bar so it's facing the
opposite way to the neck, so when you press back its
raises the pitch. Beggin the first notes by gently
pressing the bar back. On the last few notes flick you
hand off the bar caussing it to vibrate rapidly.
Note 5: As in note 1, but again only on the frets where
a "Slide Out 3" has been added (check the effect tool
bar with note highlighted).
Note 6: Jerry seems to tap one 17 and the hammer on
the next, this seems a strange way to tpa thatfast but it
makes sense in the second half of the section where
he (as in note 1) slides out of the tap not put plays the
hammered note straight, watch the video carefully for
this one.
Note 7: This is litterally a dead note (I think) how jerryC
get this boom I think is via amp settings, in the video
he only strikes the E sting and does nothing with the
whammy bar!
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If in doubt check the Jerry C forums as theese are brief
and crap explanations of quite complicated
techniques!
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