post your rubbish tunez

[wayward bob]

cheers smmudge i am slowwwwwwwly wrapping my head around it

 

[wayward bob]

really actually wrapping my head around it now

 

[wayward bob]

oh dear oh dear oh dear

 

[wayward bob]

with even more apologies to harriet wheeler

 

[Miss Caphat]

guys this thread is amazing. I haven't watched most of them because for some reason it feels more voyeuristic than the naked thread so I just watch a few seconds but good work everyone

 

[wayward bob]

guys this thread is amazing. I haven't watched most of them because for some reason it feels more voyeuristic than the naked thread so I just watch a few seconds but good work everyone

some of us are worse than others there's some cracking playing/singing on this thread

 

[Miss Caphat]

some of us are worse than others there's some cracking playing/singing on this thread

I'm sure there is. But is it ok to watch it and not participate?

 

[wayward bob]

I'm sure there is. But is it ok to watch it and not participate?

dunno about anyone else but it certainly doesn't bother me thing with the nekkids is everyone can join in, whereas not everyone can sing/play. i kind of hoped that posting half done things and stuff that really is pretty rubbish might at least lower the bar for participation. everyone should have a go, it's fun

 

[wayward bob]

 

[wayward bob]

http://soundcloud.com/gypsyspacemuffin/try-not-to-breathe

 

[wayward bob]

and while i'm at it, have an old one

http://soundcloud.com/gypsyspacemuffin/hero

 

[tar1984]

Two songs in one. Done on soundcloud since I get shit sound quality on the videos.

http://soundcloud.com/tar-2/marx-and-engels-could-be

 

[wayward bob]

can anyone tell me what
Dadd9/C
should look like?

 

[TitanSound]

If only I had my drum kit at home........

 

[Metal Malcolm]

can anyone tell me what
Dadd9/C
should look like?

You're in normal tuning right? So start with your normal D shape, add a 9th (E) while still playing the 3rd (f#), and then put a C as your bottom note. Going from low string to high, I would fret:

6th - X (muted)
5th - 3rd fret
4th - 4th fret
3rd - 2nd fret
2nd - 3rd fret
1st - Open (E)

That make sense? I'd draw a diagram but i'm at work.

 

[Metal Malcolm]

Oh, and if electronic-y stuff is permitted on here, www.soundcloud.com/ursa

 

[wayward bob]

cheers malcolm

 

[wayward bob]

You're in normal tuning right? So start with your normal D shape, add a 9th (E) while still playing the 3rd (f#), and then put a C as your bottom note. Going from low string to high, I would fret:

6th - X (muted)
5th - 3rd fret
4th - 4th fret
3rd - 2nd fret
2nd - 3rd fret
1st - Open (E)

That make sense? I'd draw a diagram but i'm at work.

is there any way of playing it up around the 9th fret?

 

[wayward bob]

Oh, and if electronic-y stuff is permitted on here, www.soundcloud.com/ursa

i really like crows feet

 

[Mumbles274]

might at least lower the bar for participation

You've certainly done that

 

[wayward bob]

answer my question about dadd9 or fuck off

 

[Mumbles274]

ok, off i fcuk lol

 

[wayward bob]

ah bollocks someone must know i'm stuuuuuuck

 

[Mumbles274]

Chord name: Dadd9

String: X A D G B E
Fret: 0 5 4 2 3 0
Note: - D F#/Gb A D E

from here

http://chordfind.com/

 

[wayward bob]

i need it up around the 9th i've found dadd9 on the tenth like that chart shows but that doesn't cover the /c i don't think

 

[Mumbles274]

pass!!! have you clicked variations i take?

 

[wayward bob]

but thanks that should answer all my next questions about em, f#m etc.

 

[wayward bob]

actually i don't think it does it only goes up to the 15th and this tab's saying 17th/19th for c and em.

maybe this song's too hard for me

i'm not sure my guitar has that many frets

 

[Metal Malcolm]

i really like crows feet

Thank you A few people have said they like that one. Personally I think it sounds a bit too much like Boards of Canada, but that's not a bad thing.

i need it up around the 9th i've found dadd9 on the tenth like that chart shows but that doesn't cover the /c i don't think

Any slash chord - ie Dadd9/C, F#m/E - is the chord before the slash, with the note after the slash played at the bottom. You can play Dadd9 as:

E - 10th
A - 9th
D - 7th
G - 9th
B - 7th
E - X

So with the C added, it would be:

E - 8th
A - 9th
D - 7th
G - 9th
B - 7th
E - X

What are the chords before and after? There might be an easier way of transitioning, depending on what they are.

 

[wayward bob]

thanks again malcolm

it goes (little e string first):

d (9,10,11,12) - g (2,3,4,5)
d - Dadd9/C - g
em (?, 19, 19) - f#m (?, 14, 14) - c (?, 17, 17) - g (?, 12, 12)