2nd String lowered a semitone

Ingo Mamczak · From: Luimneach , Eire.

                                                


F#--------------------------------------                             


D----------------10------10-------------   RkR  


G#---10--10------10------10-------------  


E----10--10----------10-----------------   D7 


B------------10-------------10----------     


G#--------------------------------------     


     *    *       *       *    


                                               





F#--------------------------------------                             


D--------------8-----8------------------   RkR


G#---8--8------8-----8------------------  


E----8--8---------8---------------------   C7


B-----------8-----------8---------------     


G#--------------------------------------     


     *  *      *     *








F#--------------------------------------                             


D--------------8-----8-------------8----   RkR   


A----8--8------8-----8----8--8-----8----   B


D#---8--8---------8-------8--8--------8-   LkR


B----------8-----------8--------8-------     


A---------------------------------------   G7  


     *  *      *     *    *  *     *

My copedent....
RkR = D# lowered to D
B = G# raised to A
LkR = E lowered to D#
* is each beat

An alternative lick is to play the first four beats of the
8 fret G7 bit , come back to the 6 fret for F7 , repeat ,
then go back up to the 8 fret for C7 and play the lick with
just the D# lowered to D .
I'll attach a sound file soon , I'm having problems with
my sound card

Ingo Mamczak · From: Luimneach , Eire.

.MP3. .Wav.65k
Hello Peggy ,
Thank you very much for the kind words

I don't really know anything about MP3 , I just downloaded the
Music Match software , and used it to convert the WAV file .
( I'll have to get the kids to show me how to use it properly

Maybe they'll tune the guitar for me too .....
Thanks again ,
Ingo

[This message was edited by Ingo Mamczak on 06-29-99]

Peggy Green · From: San Jose, California USA

Hey Ingo,
Nice to hear you play. People may not realize how hard it is to pull together Tab and Audio. Good Job.

To listen, I put my mouse pointer over your link, clicked right mouse button, then selected "Copy Location". Then I opened my mp3 player, WinAmp, selected Open Location. Clicked right mouse button again, chose Paste from the menu and was ready to go. I guess my browser didn't recognize your streaming type, or I've messed up my configuration installing so many mp3 players and rippers trying to fin d the right one for the job.

Nice playing Ingo!

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