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Another open string thing

Posted: 21 Feb 1999 7:58 pm
by Ricky Davis
Just sat down and worked this up. I love the sound of an open string ringing while playing a segment; so play this from B back to E.
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2.
3._0b---------------------------
4._14---------10L------10R
5._14a-------10a------10a
6.

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3._0b----------------------------- 0
4._10R-----9R-----8R-----8 7
5._10a------9a------8a-----8a 7a
6.
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I hope you like it and can use it. I'm still not that familiar with tablature, because I never really worked with it before. I'm trying to learn how to write it and read it better, because I am also trying to teach my students that way; it really speeds up the learning process; so any help with my writing this stuff is appreciated. thanks,
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Posted: 21 Feb 1999 8:32 pm
by Ricky Davis
Ok, I tried to edit it b0b and can't seem to get it lined up. I did the tab code like before but it didn't work right.
Anyways; the 9's line up and the 8's line up and the 7's line up with the open 3rd string on the last line. The open string rings throughout. Sorry for the mess; I hate when that happens; It just looks like a bunch of crap; but I hope it makes since.
Ricky

Posted: 21 Feb 1999 9:28 pm
by b0b
Ricky, try writing the tab in Notepad, Edit/Select All and Edit/Copy, then go back to your Web browser, click where you want in the text entry box and Edit/Paste.

Afterwards you can go back to Notepad and File/Save into a text file for your students.

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Posted: 22 Feb 1999 12:13 am
by Ricky Davis
I'll try again to put it on here right.
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3.__0b------------ 0b------------ 0
4.__14---10L---10R 10R--9R--8R--8 __7
5.__14a--10a---10a 10a--9a--8a--8a__7a
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Posted: 22 Feb 1999 12:54 am
by Ricky Davis
YEA; that worked alot better b0b. You are so much the man it ain't funny.
Ricky

Posted: 22 Feb 1999 8:16 am
by b0b
I just added the Notepad trick to the "Directions For Posting TAB" announcement at the top of the index page. I think that it's the best method. I'm not sure what equivalent program exists on the Mac.
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Posted: 22 Feb 1999 12:32 pm
by Ricky Davis
That's great b0b that you added it to the directions; I would suggest using that method because it works great and it is much easier. One more question: do you still need to surround the thing with the [tab] for it to line up on here. I went ahead and did it on just that last one, cause I wasn't sure; but just wondering if we need to do it when we write tab in Notebook and paste it here. Thanks for a great forum and continuing to make our lives much easier.
Ricky

Posted: 22 Feb 1999 2:30 pm
by b0b
Yes, you still need to use the UBB code to make the tab work in a message, even if you paste from Notepad.

Posted: 22 Feb 1999 2:33 pm
by Ricky Davis
Thanks b0b; makes since; now I'm on to it. Ricky

Posted: 22 Feb 1999 4:09 pm
by Randy Reimer
Good thing thats sorted out ... my hand was getting sore trying to slant the bar! Image

Posted: 22 Feb 1999 11:39 pm
by Ricky Davis
Randy, now you know what my hand feels like trying to play that thing on the Hawaiian steel (ha.......ouch
Ricky

Posted: 26 Feb 1999 6:07 am
by Dave Van Allen
an equivilent program does exist on the Mac, b0b- funny, but it's called "Note Pad" Image, and it's under the Apple Menu.
Simple Text or BBEdit also generate vanilla ASCII text files that should do the trick.

Posted: 26 Feb 1999 4:40 pm
by Jon Light
Ricky, if you're reading this, I'd sure appreciate any input you might have on my bar lifting question in Bar Chatter.