Tablature Symbols
Some of the more commonly used symbols in guitar tabs are:How to Tune a Guitar: Reading Guitar Tab
- h - hammer on
- p - pull off
- b - bend string up
- r - release bend
- / - slide up
- \ - slide down
- v - vibrato (sometimes written as ~)
- t - tap (with strumming hand)
- x - muted, struck string
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Guitar tabs are easier to learn than standard notationYour Guide to Jazz Guitar: How to Read Guitar Tablature?
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Guitar tabs and song scores found on the Internet are illegalBBC News: Song sites face legal crackdown (December 12, 2005)
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The staff for guitar tablatures has six lines representing each string of the guitarGuitar Lessons Central.com: How to Read Guitar Tabs
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Notes are represented on the staff as numbers or letters and indicate which strings and frets are to be played Solo Guitarist Network: Tablature - History and Development Guitar Lessons Central.com: How to Read Guitar Tabs Your Guide to Jazz Guitar: [http://www.jazzguitar.be/how_to_read_guitar_tablature.html How to Read Guitar
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When notes are played together, they are called chords, represented on the staff as numbers lined together vertically on the staffYour Guide to Jazz Guitar: How to Read Guitar Tablature?
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The rhythm, as well as the duration of a note, cannot be read on guitar tabsYour Guide to Jazz Guitar: How to Read Guitar Tablature?
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