When reading tab, if there is a line between to notes like 0
0
2
I
4
0
(I had to use an "I" in my example but in the notation it's not an I or a 1). What does it mean?
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Normally, it means that the string is not played. You can use a finger that is on one of the adjacent strings to mute the one that isn't played.
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Why don't they just use an " x " ?
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Where is this tab in question?
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A lot of the guitar pro tabs have them.
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If you look here, you'll see a couple of examples. I think it may differentiate between a fingerpicked chord (|) and a strummed chord (x).
