little riff i wrote let me know if its good

man it got messed up my email is [email protected] i will send anyone a copy of it if any one wants to play it and tell me what you think

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Welcome to GN!

How about if you record your riff and post it for us to hear? Then we can hear it the way you intend it to be.

If you need help getting set up to record, folks here can point you toward some tutorials and free software downloads.

Margaret

When posting tab you have to click the Code button, then put your tab in, then click the code button again, your tab should be within the

 and 

sections.

Before you post it will look something like this

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without the timing the tab is kinda useless

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umm ,play it at what ever tempo you like, i havnt been playing long so im kinda slow. i think its kinda cool but that could just be me ,anyways let me know if you like it. its the only thing ive come up with

i cant get it to show just close topic


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Hi,

Mate, the people here are helpful but not clairevoyant. Without more info it's still just a bunch of fret positions. It could be played in an endless number of ways.

That sort of info only works if you already know what the music sounds like and just want to know where to put your fingers.

Why not take Margaret's very good suggestion and record it if you want comments.

Cheers,

Chris

just play it in order im a noob if i can you can 1st finger leads down

What they're saying is that playing it in order just gives a series of tones. Tab doesn't tell you whether a note is a long held one or one of a series of short, fast ones. Without hearing the tune, the tab is meaningless. You could make the same notes into a lot of different tunes by playing it diferently rhythmically.

thanks for the info