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spectre · 07-20-2007, 12:07 PM

Most important thing is not to try to play songs at full speed from the start. It's a disaster and will be extremely frustrating. It'll also take longer to actually learn the song that way. Especially if it's a fast song, play it slower than it's supposed to be played until you can play it without even thinking about it. Then, keep speeding it up until you can play it exactly as it sounds on the CD.

And if you go the Tab route, which I did, don't use just one tab. People make too many mistakes. I tend to grab a few different versions, then sit down with each part and the ones that sound closest I copy and paste into a text file until I have what sounds closest to the actual song. Sometimes, you may need to figure parts out on your own as well.

07-20-2007, 12:07 PM	#10 (permalink)
spectre Junkie	Most important thing is not to try to play songs at full speed from the start. It's a disaster and will be extremely frustrating. It'll also take longer to actually learn the song that way. Especially if it's a fast song, play it slower than it's supposed to be played until you can play it without even thinking about it. Then, keep speeding it up until you can play it exactly as it sounds on the CD. And if you go the Tab route, which I did, don't use just one tab. People make too many mistakes. I tend to grab a few different versions, then sit down with each part and the ones that sound closest I copy and paste into a text file until I have what sounds closest to the actual song. Sometimes, you may need to figure parts out on your own as well. __________________ "Fuck these chains No goddamn slave I will be different" ~ Machine Head Last edited by spectre; 07-20-2007 at 12:10 PM..