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It is very important for you to know how to read guitar tabs to improve your fretting skills. It may seem complicated for beginners but knowing how to read tabs is important for you to learn to play the guitar. Reading tabs could easily make you an expert in playing the guitar. Everything may seem difficult at first but in time, you will be able to learn to play the guitar easily with the help of many online guitar courses available. Now here are important concepts you need to know for you to learn guitar tabs easily. The guitar staff consists of six horizontal lines where the bottom line represents "E" and on the other bottom by "A". There are numbers that represents each line for you to know which tab to fret. For instance, the number "0" tells you to play an open string. That is the basic on how to read guitar tabs. Guitar tabs that show several numbers vertically would mean to strung or play all the notes at the same time. But when it is diagonal, it would mean to play the chords one at a time. Chord names are usually shown in the tab for easy identification. You will also notice several symbols on a guitar tab. Here are the most common symbols seen on a tab. The "p" for full off, "h" for hammer on, or the "^" which means you could either hammer or full off. Other symbols would be "b" for bent to "r" for return of bent. You may also notice this symbol "\" which means descending slide, and "/" would mean ascending slide. A vibrato would be "v" but some tabs would present it as "~" or "~~~". The 'X" would mean string mute. Tapping with the right hand would be shown as "t"., the use of harmonics would be presented as "<>". These are the basics in reading guitar tabs. You will learn guitar effortlessly if you endure the basics I have just shared with you. Don't take guitar tabs for granted for they are part of the very essence in playing the guitar. You will be able to write notes if you master reading the guitar tabs. So start learning to play the guitar to day by learning to read tabs. In that way, you will not only be an ordinary guitar player or an expert, but a person who knows how to play the guitar by heart as well. Irsan's passion is to write on wide varieties of subjects. His latest writing is at http://www.cobydvdplayer.net which contains reviews on coby 7 portable DVD player and other information about dvd players. ------------------ ARTICLE END ------------------ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
