Why are guitar chords/tabs mapped so poorly on the Internet?
Why don’t professional musicians post their chords or tabs? I don’t see it the same thing as file-sharing.
I still don’t see playing chords or tab from a already-signed musician as stealing. Can I really go out to a stadium and start playing Led Zeppelin or Steve Vai licks and have people pay me for this?
Ultimate-guitar.com is good but more often than not the author is in the wrong key or has the chord progression completely wrong. Is there a site where professional musicians translate chords or tab?
You guys sound like Bach to Berlioz shouldn’t be documenting their music. People should just “figure” out a twelve tone song. Yeah!
Well guys all posted up is wrong.
There is nothing like artist want to hide their peice of music or professional wouldn’t do that for free or something like that.
First, music is an art of hearing.
And musicians like Eric Clapton, Eric Johnson, Eagles and others don’t really search the fretboard for what they want to play or what they wanna create.
They have trained ear which guides their fingers on fretboard.
Second, professional musicians and even good smart guitarist would never use such things called tabs or tab books and other.
They have skills enough to find the progression themselves and play it fast and with feeling.
Finally, professional musicians would never post tabs and such things, because tabs and even universal music notation has so much missing. It doesn’t explain you how to feel when playing the piece of music , it doesn’t say what degree of vibrato is added,( only wide vibrato and normal is available in signs) , but there is so much more to do .
Remember, only those people who wanna strum some chords in cheap way on the road for some cents would use tabs. Never would a budding guitarist use tabs to find a piece of music.
I myself, find it difficult to follow up with tabs now, earlier I used them and am proud got rid of the habit using em years ago. Its easy for me to a hear a song twice or thrice and play it by ear, transcribe it , and express the feeling the song give to the listener.
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