Mucisians I need halp

[blindkilla]

I've tried googling around, but haven't found a direct answer.

The arrow on the top that points to the curvy line, I assume that's like a hammer on type thing. I assme you pick the first note, then place your finger on the second fret without picking a second time.

As for the other arrows, I'm assuming they're related to the speed at which the notes are played.

Any help is appreciated.

 

[Laptop65]

I tried it on the piano and it essentially tunes out to this -

Look here blindnigga.

 

[gracienc]

I tried it on the piano and it essentially tunes out to this -

Look here blindnigga.

omg you again... u aint learning the lesson, arent u craptop?

you forgot that you need to get your ass out of here, cancerous asswipe?

 

[Imagine]

The top line is called a slur, which basically means that you make it connect to the previous note. I'd assume that on the guitar that means you would just slide your finger up.

The last line, since they connect the same notes, are ties, which means you don't play them the second time.

The other two lines are pretty much how fast you play the notes. First one seems to be an eighth, and 2nd seems to be a triplet.

 

[blindkilla]

The top line is called a slur, which basically means that you make it connect to the previous note. I'd assume that on the guitar that means you would just slide your finger up.

The last line, since they connect the same notes, are ties, which means you don't play them the second time.

The other two lines are pretty much how fast you play the notes. First one seems to be an eighth, and 2nd seems to be a triplet.

Thanks!

The top line is called a slur, which basically means that you make it connect to the previous note. I'd assume that on the guitar that means you would just slide your finger up.

That' what I assumed. But since the first note is just an open string (0), I guess I just push my finger down onto the second fret and let it ring a little without picking the string.

 

[Imagine]

Thanks!



That' what I assumed. But since the first note is just an open string (0), I guess I just push my finger down onto the second fret and let it ring a little without picking the string.

Yeah, I guess that's how you'd play it. I'm not sure though, so don't take my word on it