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Learn Guitar Tablature the Easy Way

Article Category: Recreation

Music written for the guitar is called a tablature or TAB. Guitar tablature is written in a style that is different than the familiar notes on a lined staff, but at first glance looks similar.

By learning to interpret guitar TAB, you can play along to all your favourite bands as there is an almost unlimited amount of guitar TAB available online for almost any band you can think of, plus many books in local musicstores containing tablature from more famous artists.

The tablature shows a guitar player which notes and frets to use in order to strum the song. Here's how to get started in reading guitar tablature.

First you'll need to learn the arrangement of the strings on the neck. The arrangement of strings is E, B, G, D, A, E. The thickest string on the guitar is the low E string (the closest to your head) and the thinnest string is the high E (the furthest away from your head).

The tablature is written as six horizontal lines, each one representing a string on your guitar. The number written on the line signifies the fret on the guitar where the fingers are placed or plucked to produce the note.

There are different tablature notations such as h for hammer, p for pull, / for slide up and \ for slide down. Vibrato, tapping and muting a string are also represented in the tablature and these may be more complexe techniques that will require learning and practice.

The number placement on a tab. A tab with all the numbers placed horizontally above one another signifies playing the string simultaneously. Tablatures often include the cord name for the specific finger configuration. If the notes are staggered along the tablature they are played one at a time.

Finally, the rhythm of specific songs is separate from the tablature. A lot of tablatures lack notation for rhythm and leave that to the individual guitarist to interprate. Listen to the specific song several times to get a feel for it, and then refer the tablature and begin to play along for a more enjoyable learning experience.

Learning guitar tab can get pretty dull and most beginner guitarists either give up or guess their way to developing their skills. If you stick with it though you will quickly be able to impress your friends and family by playing familiar tunes, at which point it all becomes worthwhile.

Keywords: Learning Guitar, Guitar Tab, Guitar Tablature

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