Question:
Hi, I'm new here and had some simple tab requests. Not so great at the guitar and need some help =)
No One Like You, by David Crowder
-- I play this is in the key of G and cant figure out that main riff.
Revolutionary Love
-- I also play this in key of G and can't figure out the intro riff and the cool 2nd verse riff.
Thanks in advance, really appreciate it.
-- joon
Answer:
Here you go:
No One Like You - David Crowder
Tuning: Eb
Riff:
e---------------------
B---4-4-444---------
G-------------5/6-6\5
D-------------666-666
A----------------------
E----------------------
Revolutionary Love - David Crowder
Tuning: Standard
Intro Riff:
e----------------------------
B----------------------------
G--8^-5^-3p1h3p1h3p1--
D----------------------------
A----------------------------
E----------------------------
2nd Verse Riff:
e---------------------------
B---------------------------
G--13-13--11/13\11/13--
D--13-13--11/13\11/13--
A--11-11---9/11\-9/11---
E---------------------------
Answer:
Ok thank you =)
For No One Like You, how would I do the riff in key of G? Same way? Because we find it much easier to play it in G.
Thanks again . . !
Originally Posted by surferdude9375 Here you go:
No One Like You - David Crowder
Tuning: Eb
Riff:
e---------------------
B---4-4-444---------
G-------------5/6-6\5
D-------------666-666
A----------------------
E----------------------
Revolutionary Love - David Crowder
Tuning: Standard
Intro Riff:
e----------------------------
B----------------------------
G--8^-5^-3p1h3p1h3p1--
D----------------------------
A----------------------------
E----------------------------
2nd Verse Riff:
e---------------------------
B---------------------------
G--13-13--11/13\11/13--
D--13-13--11/13\11/13--
A--11-11---9/11\-9/11---
E---------------------------
Answer:
Yes you would. Some find the riff easier to play in E on 3rd capo but it sounds better in G when playing with an acoustic.
Answer:
Originally Posted by surferdude9375 Yes you would. Some find the riff easier to play in E on 3rd capo but it sounds better in G when playing with an acoustic.
I tried that riff in key of G and it sounded weird =/ I usually start the B string on fret 10 which sounds right, but then have no clue where to go from there.
Thanks though!
Answer:
If you are playing with the cd you would have to tune down one step or move all the notes down one fret. Did you make sure to do that?