#28219  by BOUKINATOR
 
is the pre-jam chord progression right here?... works for me until the Ab & B... sounds more like fm F# G to me... ???

 #28224  by strumminsix
 
How much of a profit? 3.50? oh you Loch Ness Monster...


Here is what I play:

|F A |Bm Dm |
|Am Cm |Gm Bbm |
|Fm Abm Bb|

 #28230  by Pete B.
 
For that last line (Fm>Abm>Bb) I've been using a voicing for the Abm that is basically a C# (like a basic D barre chord at the 5th fret, but at the 4th fret).
This way you can have a 3 note ascending bass line on the 5th string.

Fm chord at first fret with root on string 5, fret 3.
C# chord at the 4th fret with the root on string 5, fret 4.
Play the Bb with your index finger covering strings 2,3,4 at the 3rd fret, play the root on the 5th string, 5th fret.
I basically play each chord in groups of two strings, strings 5&4, 4&3, 3&2, in an ascending arpegio manner with the Envelope filter on (I slide up one more position for the last beat of the Bb).

Land on the G for the next segment.

[disclaimer: This is not a "copy exactly". Just the way i've been playing it lately].

 #28457  by spilly
 
I like to do it like this:
after the chorus you play Dm to E a few times. both barred
you accent the Dm with C and the E with A (on the B string)

then

Dm again but instead of you play F to A with you open Cmajor voicings.

then it goes to the double arrpegios, but you can voice both guitar parts easily at the same time
the actual chord progression is
Bm Dm Am Cm Gm Bbm Fm Db Ddim7 bach the chorus (G)

the double voicings go as such (starting after F to A)
Bm Dm Am Cm Gm Bbm
E-----7-10-------5-8-------3-6--
B---7-7-10-----5-5-8-----3-3-6--
G-7-7--------5-5-------3-3------
D-9----------7---------5--------
A-------------------------------
e-------------------------------

Fm Db Ddim7
E-----------------1-1-1-
B-----1---2-2-2---0-0-0-
G---1-----1-1-1---1-1-1-
D-3-------3-3-3-0-------
A-------4---------------
e-------------------------

back to chorus.

after the arrpegios I usually stum slightly on the five chord ie.

E-----7-10--10-10-10-
B---7-7-10--10-10-10-
G-7-7-------7--7--7--
D-9---------7--7--7--
A--------------------
e--------------------

 #28471  by shakedown_04092
 
Is this right Spilly? Sorry, just wanted to get the chords above the notes.
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the double voicings go as such (starting after F to A) 

  Bm  Dm     Am  Cm    Gm  Bbm 
E-----7-10-------5-8-------3-6-- 
B---7-7-10-----5-5-8-----3-3-6-- 
G-7-7--------5-5-------3-3------ 
D-9----------7---------5-------- 
A------------------------------- 
e------------------------------- 

  Fm    Db        Ddim7 
E-----------------1-1-1- 
B-----1---2-2-2---0-0-0- 
G---1-----1-1-1---1-1-1- 
D-3-------3-3-3-0------- 
A-------4--------------- 
e------------------------- 

back to chorus. 

after the arrpegios I usually stum slightly on the five chord ie. 

  Bm  Dm    Dm  
E-----7-10--10-10-10- 
B---7-7-10--10-10-10- 
G-7-7-------7--7--7-- 
D-9---------7--7--7-- 
A-------------------- 
e--------------------

 #28557  by spilly
 
yep, you got it

 #28956  by strumminsix
 
Spilly! Hot damn love them arpeggios!

 #43503  by Billbbill
 
My take on the bridge notes, although I don't think I've really made a study of this. Ear all the way.



(/) Slide Up (\) Slide Down (h) Hammer On (p) Pull Off (b) Bend (r) Release (v) Vibrato

--F------A-------Bm----Dm

E|---------------------10--------------------
B|-------------------7----10p8----10-8p6-----
G|-------------2---7-----------10--------7---
D|-----------2---9---------------------------
A|---0-3-0-4---------------------------------
E|-1-----------------------------------------

---Am----Cm-------------Gm----Bbm

E|-------8---------------------6-
B|-----5---8p6---8-6p4-------3---
G|---5---------8-------5---3-----
D|-7---------------------5-------
A|-------------------------------
E|-------------------------------


-----------------Fm-Fm#5------Fm6

E|-------------------------------------
B|-6p4---6-4p2-------1---2---2---3---3-
G|-----6-------3---1---1---1---1---1---
D|---------------3---------------------
A|-------------------------------------
E|-------------------------------------
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