| kellenman |
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24 Sep 2008 15:35 | Quote |
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whats a ghost note? |
| EMB5490 |
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24 Sep 2008 15:42 | Quote |
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a missed note, a "X" |
| CTown |
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24 Sep 2008 16:30 | Quote |
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a ghost note is also called an optional note. Its often tabbed like this:
3
5
(5) --Ghost
A ghost/optional note is a note you dont have to play if you dont want to and it wont make the song sound any worse. And if you want to play it you can.
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| EMB5490 |
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24 Sep 2008 17:53 | Quote |
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o ye, ther a couple ways, also a ghoast bend, is bending up while u mute. |
| Nightmare |
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24 Sep 2008 20:04 | Quote |
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so its either X or (7) or what? |
| Nightmare |
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24 Sep 2008 20:05 | Quote |
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isnt the X a "dead note" |
| telecrater |
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24 Sep 2008 20:27 | Quote |
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It's a note that does not get played but is sounded (such as it's feeded back) |
| Nightmare |
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24 Sep 2008 21:59 | Quote |
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u barely touch the string with u finger to do that right?? |
| kellenman |
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25 Sep 2008 15:33 | Quote |
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ive played ghost notes for years, but never knew what they were. i got guitar pro a couple days ago and when it hits a ghost note its a little quieter, so i was just wondering why. correct me if im wrong, a dead note is plucking a string without letting it ring, and is very different than a ghost note. |
| Nightmare |
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25 Sep 2008 16:17 | Quote |
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I agree with u kellenman |
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