04-21-2013, 08:53 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: wyoming
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Originally Posted by rmyAddison
While I consider TABS a great resource, mostly for lyrics, in my experience the majority have a lot of wrong chords, missing transition chords, and/or are just incomplete or plain bad.
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Hi rich...
I assume you are speaking of full-fledged TAB and not a lead line in notation with chords over the top.
As a teacher, TAB always provides a source of 'interesting adventures' and exercises in ear training when I make students compare the TAB of something they've picked up on their own, to the recording they are comparing it to.
Valid reasons TAB varies...- Artists don't play their own arrangements of their own songs note-for-note a lot of the time, thus making the TAB 'wrong'.
- TAB provided by a major player (Al Petteway or Pete Huttlinger for example) will be pretty close.
Fan produced TAB are up for grabs, often full of errors...
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