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Q About Bone Tabs

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Q About Bone Tabs    19:13 on Thursday, June 21, 2007 Vote for this post Vote against this post 0 votes

YellowRaygun
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I've been playing trombone now for 11 years. I never even bothered to see if there were tabs. And well, today I did. And I have no clue how to read them. Like:

C2
C2 C#2 Eb3
Eb3~E3~Eb3~E3~Eb3 Ab2
A2 Ab2 C2 C#2 Eb3 Eb3 Eb3 E3~Eb3
A2 Ab2 C2 C#2 Eb3 Eb3 Eb3 E3~Eb3
Eb3 E3~Eb3 Eb3Eb3 Eb3 E3~Eb3 Eb3Eb3 Eb3 E3~Eb3

Can anyone help explain this to me? Or is there a tutorial on the web somewhere that I'm not finding?

Lol, watch it be obvious...then I'll feel pretty dumb. XD

Thanks for the help.

-Linds

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Re: Q About Bone Tabs    07:38 on Thursday, July 05, 2007 Vote for this post Vote against this post 0 votes

captainpat
(80 points)

Don't play the tab if you've never heard the song... Download or buy it first and listen carefully...

The letters represent the note you play "+" (or "#" ) are sharps, "-" (sometimes "b" ) are flats 1 2 and 3 represent octives Notes in Parentheses followed by * and a number represents how many times to play that phrase


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here is a horn tab viewer http://altrobe.net/stuff/tabview/
and to find horn tabs you can go to this web site http://horntabs.net/
that is the only website i know for tabs

   

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