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Post by Sean on Nov 23, 2013 4:14:27 GMT
So, I was watching something on youtube with joe bonamassa in it, and he mentioned the name, "Ry Cooder". Thats a name I hadn't thought about in a while... So I went and listened to some of his stuff to bring it all back, and I gotta tell ya, im hooked on "Feelin Bad Blues". This is one that Im going to have to try piecing together. Im not the best at slide yet, but I think ill manage figuring it out alright. By the sounds of it, I think hes either playin in open E or D, so ill start there. Its got kind of an amazing grace vibe to it if you ask me.
So yea, just figured I'd share that with yall.
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Post by peterwiggin on Nov 23, 2013 23:41:13 GMT
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Post by Sean on Nov 24, 2013 2:43:13 GMT
Ah, thanks, but no thanks. Its better for me to learn it by ear. It helps me understand the piece better.
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Post by peterwiggin on Nov 25, 2013 0:09:36 GMT
agreed, absolutely. but there are (for me) times when i can hear it all i want to, i have no idea how they did it. those times, tab is good, because it gets me "over the hump". back to the point where i can figure it out myself. but i agree that by ear is the best way overall. it's also part of what puts your stamp on a particular song. no one hears everything the same way.
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Post by Samb1011 on Nov 25, 2013 17:06:58 GMT
I learn by TAB. I have a real hard time learning by ear. I have no idea why
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Post by Sean on Nov 25, 2013 20:09:34 GMT
I learn by TAB. I have a real hard time learning by ear. I have no idea why Learning by ear is a very important skill to learn. You should practice and develop it. |
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Post by peterwiggin on Nov 26, 2013 1:40:54 GMT
as a musician you should develop you're ear. tab has it's uses but 90% of them are wrong. or rather, have wrong spots in 'em. i totally get being a visual learner though. some people just are that way.
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Post by Samb1011 on Nov 26, 2013 5:09:24 GMT
I can tune by ear but barely. If something is wrong in a TAB i usually figure out what i really is
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