50 fgs if you can find the chord progression(7)




From 1:51 to 2:00



For real pro's,
Tabbing by hear the little guitar pass at 1:47 would be amazing
Thx.

Eh hard job, isn't it?

Childs play. I'm not gonna tab out the arpeggios but here's the movement, the first chord and last chord are arpeggiated for two counts:

E x 1 x x x x
A 0 x 3 0 2 3
D 2 2 2 2 2 5
G 2 1 1 2 2 5
B 1 1 1 1 1 4
E x x x x x x

i hate this guy lol

/e childs play :/ i could spend 6 months trying to tab this out and probably would be still be wrong lol. i actually cud tell he wasnt playing the high e string, but the 2nd chord and the last chord are near impossible to figure out i think. where do get that type of hearing, or is there some kind of logical progression going on that i just dont know :/

This post was edited by blunderwonder2 on Jul 14 2011 01:24pm

It is a really weird progression.... I'm going to use it for my High school talent show. It's going to be a weird trippy guitar composition (2 guitars, me and a budd). Horror costumes, weird decorations. Light/ glow in the dark effects
We will start our song with the intro of :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeO0knOqxBI

If anyone feels like sharing or posting ideas, feel free

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Childs play. I'm not gonna tab out the arpeggios but here's the movement, the first chord and last chord are arpeggiated for two counts:

E x 1 x x x x
A 0 x 3 0 2 3
D 2 2 2 2 2 5
G 2 1 1 2 2 5
B 1 1 1 1 1 4
E x x x x x x

Childs play, huh ?
Thx, was worth the coins

Not sure if you're still in need of this information, but the chords as played are...

Ami | Fmi | Ami Ami/B | Cmi

This chord progression isn't as complicated as it sounds; the bass notes are all tonic to A minor. What makes it sound more interesting is that both F and C would be major given the key of A minor; the swap to minor turns the Fmi into a substitute (it could also be interpreted as a molduation but the context seems to indicate otherwise) and the Cmi into an abrupt modulation. Superchum's tabs are close. They're upside-down for some reason, and other than that, the problem is mostly in the second chord, where the F Minor is given an E, turning it into an F Mi/Ma7. While the E is implied (as the Fmi is a substitute for an E7b9b13 -- EG#BDFC vs. FAbC -- making E a perfectly valid addition to the chord) it isn't actually played in the song. There are also some extra notes; the arpeggio on A minor as played in the song is x0x21x; Fmi is 1xx11x; Ami/B is x2x21x; Cmi is x3x54x.

EDIT: Miscredited the original poster of the tabs.

This post was edited by Me2NiK on Jul 17 2011 02:07am

Donated 6 fgs ahah all I got..sorry to late

hah glad you're using my composition as inspiration

Great composition thx