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For the 30th anniversary of this atom bomb that is Warmaster, I have tabbed out Cenotaph for you guys. Whilst most tabs out there are note-correct, the finger placement is wrong, and after a lot of careful… More…
Deceptively simple exercise using bends, swells, 6ths, and other countrified goodness to create a unique sounding part in Greg Koch's classic "Sweet Tea". … More…
Extended guitar solo from my original song "Live to see another day". Would like to share some of my soloing ideas through this tab. … More…
Hey everyone, this is my Soundslice for "Leave the Door Open" by Bruno Mars, Anderson .Paak, and Silk Sonic. The song was released on March 5th, 2021. This transcription was done for Guitar, although it… More…
Lick from my song "Live to see another day". Check out the Audio with original recording to hear how the lick sounds with the backing. A little chromatic randomness in the beginning, and the rest are… More…
"Look There he goes! isn't he dreamy? Monsieur Gaston, Oh he's so cute! Be still my heart! I'm hardly breathing! He's such a tall dark strong and handsome brute." More…
You now know how to play two different G notes (one on the first string and one on the third string). Since the musical alphabet only goes from A to G and then back to A again, there are many variations… More…
This exercise allows you to practice notes notes D, E and F on the fourth string and G and A on the third string.… More…
Here's Hubert Rostaing's clarinet solo from Django Reinhardt's 'Swing 42'. I've always loved the lines he plays over the I VI II V so I thought it was worth learning and transcribing. It's easy to overlook… More…
"Look there, he goes! Isn't he dreamy? Monsieur Gaston! Oh, he's so cute! Be still my heart! I'm hardly breathing! He's such a tall dark strong and handsome brute." More…
There are so many songs about romantic relationships, not as many about friendships. Maybe that's because when Randy Newman dropped this absolute banger in 1995, it dissuaded people from the idea as the… More…
A piece to practice switching from “normal time,” to “half-time” feel in a 4/4 song. There’s even a bit of “double-time” at the end, to get the opposite end of the spectrum! More…
This features movement in octaves. There is an option to use a trigger for the penultimate note of each phrase, but please choose the note that suits you best! Keep this musical, treat it like your favourite… More…
An exercise I try to work on sometimes.… More…
My fingerstyle arrangement of this awesome piratey type tune. More…
Which notation software do you use for writing you transcriptions? … More…
Please the sale or any type of monetary contribution in exchange for these exercises is prohibited. These exercises are free. More…
Please the sale or any type of monetary contribution in exchange for these exercises is prohibited. These exercises are free. More…
Ivor Mairants' solo on the Carmen Mastren composition Two Moods. … More…
Outline of Blackhawk Suite by Greg Koch.… More…
This is the performance from the REH Instructional Video "Power Solos". The audio from the YouTube video was used to transcribe this, and the quality of it was poor so there were parts in the fast runs… More…
A smooth jazz guitar solo over a III-VI-II-V chord progression. There are 2 audio examples, one with the guitar solo and one without to practice along with. More…
Here is my tablature of Metallica's heaviest song ever. This is one of those songs whose tab book is so messy, so, in my crusade for accurate transcriptions, I decided to make my own! First, the tuning:… More…
This is a level one Riff From Yousician practice it with my video or solo and tries to master reading Notes on staff and their positions on the guitar 🎸 Remember increase tempo gradually.… More…
A dot can be added to any note. It is placed to the right of the note.… More…
Andrew W.K. latest release is excellent and one of the finest one-string songs out there. Keep On Partying! More…
Bass transcription of live TV performance of the KMO song Are We Having A Good Time Yet?. In the Intro/Verse section and it's repeats, it is not necessary to always sound the demisemiquaver (32nd) notes… More…
So many versions of the left hand positions out there. This is what I believe is right. Just the main theme. Go improvise on the solo. Make your own kind of music! More…