Not my style... but, rant i shall re: tabs

[funkfool]

Ok, I am a bassist. When I encounter a bass part that is buried*.. I will occasionally hit the "bass tab" web sites...
Are these freaks on drugs? Cause most tabs online are freaking WRONG!
WTFIUWT??

*or I have some 'issue' learning it....
Input? WTF... over?

[Irving]

When I tried to play the guitar, I always had to use tablature. What do you expect from people like me who can't even read music?

[Dr_Fwd]

I don't even know what you're talking about, but I'm with you! lol!

[Irving]

Tabs are numbers instead of musical notes. It is for people who can't read music (like me).

Here is an example. http://www.guitaretab.com/i/ivy/260936.html

Each line corresponds to a respective string, and each number corresponds to a different fret. All numbers stacked in a vertical line are played at the same time (strummed). There is no way to read the tempo, other than if there are additional notes, or you just playing it how it sounds.

[Dr_Fwd]

thank you.

Tabs are numbers instead of musical notes. It is for people who can't read music (like me).

Here is an example. http://www.guitaretab.com/i/ivy/260936.html

Each line corresponds to a respective string, and each number corresponds to a different fret. All numbers stacked in a vertical line are played at the same time (strummed). There is no way to read the tempo, other than if there are additional notes, or you just playing it how it sounds.

[funkfool]

I've been playing for like 40 monkeys. Still. These guys call themselves "expurts"?
Typo intended.
Pisses me off because I don't have time to fix the errors so some newbie doesn't show up with a bag o crap.

[funkfool]

+1 for sturving. ;+)

[StagLefty]

Tabs are numbers instead of musical notes. It is for people who can't read music (like me).

Here is an example. http://www.guitaretab.com/i/ivy/260936.html

Each line corresponds to a respective string, and each number corresponds to a different fret. All numbers stacked in a vertical line are played at the same time (strummed). There is no way to read the tempo, other than if there are additional notes, or you just playing it how it sounds.

My son plays guitar and always uses that term "tablature" and I never really understood until I read your explanation-Thanks

[Irving]

Cheers!