First...........probably put this thread in the wrong place. (Has anyone consider a heading, QUESTIONS BY BEGINNERS..?
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1. Working with "The Weary Kind".. I see this.."Rhy. Fig 1" What does that mean?
2. What does "hold throughout" mean.
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Samster
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Hi Sam!
Questions eh?!
But uh....is it a Target Song? Where can I see it?
Questions eh?!
But uh....is it a Target Song? Where can I see it?
Hi Twocat
I can only guess at the Mo but,
1. Guess its a guide to the stumming pattern? ups and downs
2. Hold that note so it carries on ringing, dont let go untill you have to change note/chord, or possibly a common note between chords?
With out a better reference thats all I can do, hope it helps
RicksPick
I can only guess at the Mo but,
1. Guess its a guide to the stumming pattern? ups and downs
2. Hold that note so it carries on ringing, dont let go untill you have to change note/chord, or possibly a common note between chords?
With out a better reference thats all I can do, hope it helps
RicksPick
Tomcat,
'Rhy fIg 1' - is short for rhythm figure 1. When a piece of music has many repeating sections, fingerpicking piecees especially, tab is often written out in full for that section of guitar music once and then when it occurs later, instead of writing it out again the music may simply say 'Rhy fig 1' or what ever number rhy section it is. It is short-hand and allows the transcriber to then just detail the vocal music line and any any unique music. Often there will be more than 1 rhythm section written in this way. You just need to learn how to play the section and then repeat it wherever the 'rhy fig 1' occurs. It will often show you where the use of that pattern finishes too.
"hold throughout' - well it general means hold the notes, let them ring throughout the indicated section. It should indicate which notes it refers to.
I haven't seen the music, so there could be other details I'm missing. I'm sure Someone will jumping and correct me if I'm wrong or have missed something.
Enjoy. Good luck.
Michele
'Rhy fIg 1' - is short for rhythm figure 1. When a piece of music has many repeating sections, fingerpicking piecees especially, tab is often written out in full for that section of guitar music once and then when it occurs later, instead of writing it out again the music may simply say 'Rhy fig 1' or what ever number rhy section it is. It is short-hand and allows the transcriber to then just detail the vocal music line and any any unique music. Often there will be more than 1 rhythm section written in this way. You just need to learn how to play the section and then repeat it wherever the 'rhy fig 1' occurs. It will often show you where the use of that pattern finishes too.
"hold throughout' - well it general means hold the notes, let them ring throughout the indicated section. It should indicate which notes it refers to.
I haven't seen the music, so there could be other details I'm missing. I'm sure Someone will jumping and correct me if I'm wrong or have missed something.
Enjoy. Good luck.
Michele
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Samster:
If it is not a Target song, you might want to upload a pic of what you are alluding to, so we an get an idea of what you mean. With all of the terms in music (many of which are misused constantly - mostly by me.... B) ), it is hard to interpret. Hold throughout might mean to "Let Ring" . Rhy fig. 1 probably refers to a chord progression or a strum pattern from a particular part of a song. Check back in with some additional info.....
MJ
If it is not a Target song, you might want to upload a pic of what you are alluding to, so we an get an idea of what you mean. With all of the terms in music (many of which are misused constantly - mostly by me.... B) ), it is hard to interpret. Hold throughout might mean to "Let Ring" . Rhy fig. 1 probably refers to a chord progression or a strum pattern from a particular part of a song. Check back in with some additional info.....
MJ
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Well a big AMEN! :cheer:
michelew wrote:
michelew wrote:
Tomcat,
'Rhy fIg 1' - is short for rhythm figure 1. When a piece of music has many repeating sections, fingerpicking piecees especially, tab is often written out in full for that section of guitar music once and then when it occurs later, instead of writing it out again the music may simply say 'Rhy fig 1' or what ever number rhy section it is. It is short-hand and allows the transcriber to then just detail the vocal music line and any any unique music. Often there will be more than 1 rhythm section written in this way. You just need to learn how to play the section and then repeat it wherever the 'rhy fig 1' occurs. It will often show you where the use of that pattern finishes too.
"hold throughout' - well it general means hold the notes, let them ring throughout the indicated section. It should indicate which notes it refers to.
I haven't seen the music, so there could be other details I'm missing. I'm sure Someone will jumping and correct me if I'm wrong or have missed something.
Enjoy. Good luck.
Michele