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Is this right? http://www.guitaretab.com.../15100.htm
and if so what the hell is D/F#, how do you pull that one off? | |
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Meloh9 said: http://www.guitaretab.com/p/prince/15100.htm
and if so what the hell is D/F#, how do you pull that one off? have you tried to play it to see if it's right? just curious. The Last Otan Track: www.funkmusician.com/what.mp3 | |
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otan said: Meloh9 said: http://www.guitaretab.com/p/prince/15100.htm
and if so what the hell is D/F#, how do you pull that one off? have you tried to play it to see if it's right? just curious. D/F# mean that you play an f# chord with a D on the bass. Normally the bass player would play a D while you play F# on your guitar but if your playing it on your own I would put the D in cos it sounds wierd otherwise 
Not sure if the tab is right try playing it [This message was edited Fri Apr 23 15:30:51 2004 by cloud9mission] | |
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cloud9mission said: otan said: have you tried to play it to see if it's right? just curious. D/F# mean that you play an f# chord with a D on the bass. Normally the bass player would play a D while you play F# on your guitar but if your playing it on your own I would put the D in cos it sounds wierd otherwise
Not sure if the tab is right try playing it [This message was edited Fri Apr 23 15:30:51 2004 by cloud9mission] Thanks, I was not sure how to play it because the D/F# threw me for a loop. Im just a novice so thanks for the info. | |
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Oh - Sorry. I wasn't trying to be a jacktard. honest - I thought, you hadn't played it or even tried.
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otan said: Oh - Sorry. I wasn't trying to be a jacktard. honest - I thought, you hadn't played it or even tried.
Sorry! It's cool I did'nt even take it like that  | |
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cloud9mission said: otan said: have you tried to play it to see if it's right? just curious. D/F# mean that you play an f# chord with a D on the bass. Normally the bass player would play a D while you play F# on your guitar but if your playing it on your own I would put the D in cos it sounds wierd otherwise
Not sure if the tab is right try playing it [This message was edited Fri Apr 23 15:30:51 2004 by cloud9mission] Actually it's the other way around. it's a D chord with F# on the bass. F# chord has no D in it. And yes, those are the chords for Raspberry Beret. | |
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MrSoundMan said: cloud9mission said: D/F# mean that you play an f# chord with a D on the bass. Normally the bass player would play a D while you play F# on your guitar but if your playing it on your own I would put the D in cos it sounds wierd otherwise
Not sure if the tab is right try playing it [This message was edited Fri Apr 23 15:30:51 2004 by cloud9mission] Actually it's the other way around. it's a D chord with F# on the bass. F# chord has no D in it. And yes, those are the chords for Raspberry Beret. oops! that'll teach me from answering music theory questuions late at night  | |
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cloud9mission said: MrSoundMan said: Actually it's the other way around. it's a D chord with F# on the bass. F# chord has no D in it. And yes, those are the chords for Raspberry Beret. oops! that'll teach me from answering music theory questuions late at night I was guessing you must have been asleep while posting this. | |
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