Catchy Intro Lick
by Enfir (Jun 18, 2013)
I'm new to this site, and am really glad to have found it.
For my first entry, I am sharing a catchy little intro, this can be played quickly in order to get the coolest sound, but it still sounds pretty epic slow. It's standard tuning (Yes, I know, people DO actually still use that, shocking) and is centered around the D Harmonic Minor scale, with the root note being D. The open E string can be played in either 8th or 16th notes, I think it sounds better in 8th, but that's my opinion.
You can add more to it, but it would be best to keep the key and scale the same. Play it with a deep distortion, and heavy low tone and it sounds epic. Enjoy my first tab! :)
For my first entry, I am sharing a catchy little intro, this can be played quickly in order to get the coolest sound, but it still sounds pretty epic slow. It's standard tuning (Yes, I know, people DO actually still use that, shocking) and is centered around the D Harmonic Minor scale, with the root note being D. The open E string can be played in either 8th or 16th notes, I think it sounds better in 8th, but that's my opinion.
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--------------------------76---------------------------------67-----------------------
----------------------------875---------------------------578--75---------------------
-------578-----75------578-----875-----578-----75------578-------7--------------------
---0-0-----0-0---7-0-0-------------0-0-----0-0---7-0-0--------------------------------
You can add more to it, but it would be best to keep the key and scale the same. Play it with a deep distortion, and heavy low tone and it sounds epic. Enjoy my first tab! :)