Question:
how come for some songs, the tab shows that a power chord is showed..
x
x
x
4
2
x
rather than
x
x
4
4
2
x
okay so like the 2nd one is a power B chord..B5..whatever
but whats the first one? is it the minor of it? sustained?
also, how do you play a sustained version of a chord in the "power chord" format?
Answer:
Man, try to stay away from power chords. If anything play bar chords. And it also depends on what you are using. Norm. Electric, Dist. Electric, Acoustic. We need details, man.
Answer:
Originally Posted by crazychu how come for some songs, the tab shows that a power chord is showed..
x
x
x
4
2
x
rather than
x
x
4
4
2
x
okay so like the 2nd one is a power B chord..B5..whatever
but whats the first one? is it the minor of it? sustained?
also, how do you play a sustained version of a chord in the "power chord" format?
Techinically all that it is, is just the exact same thing without the octave.
In the example that you gave, the bottom one shows the notes B F# B and the top one is just B and F#
So there's really no difference what soever (except for the octave) They are both written as B5.