EPTIts a fairly new weezer song called If youre wandering if i want you too. i know the first chord he is using is a Dmaj 7 but after that i am kind of lost. so heres the vid link. enjoy
awsome cover btw
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iskynebula
United States64 Posts
Its a fairly new weezer song called If youre wandering if i want you too. i know the first chord he is using is a Dmaj 7 but after that i am kind of lost. so heres the vid link. enjoy awsome cover btw | ||
FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
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Atom Cannister
Germany380 Posts
I really don't like the guitarist... Not sure why... Love Weezer though. I can probably figure it out. Is it just one chord? Timestamp? | ||
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MaRiNe23
United States747 Posts
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iskynebula
United States64 Posts
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Archaic
United States4024 Posts
Then he goes into something like an Em7 (02003x) or some variation of that, into a.. A6? (54003x). These chords look kinda right. Try to play around with them. You'll get it eventually, lol. | ||
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blabber
United States4448 Posts
hope this helps http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/tabs/w/weezer/if_youre_wondering_if_i_want_you_to_i_want_you_to_tab.htm from here | ||
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HeavOnEarth
United States7087 Posts
First chord is D, then he hjits the 4th fret on A then its B, and he plays open EA strings before going into G then A (2nd fret G and 2nd fret B) not sure if he uses his thumb to play the 2nd fret on E while playing A but ther u go D 2 0 0 2 3 2 B 0 2 4 4 3 2 G 3 2 0 0 3 3 A 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 clue what the technical term these chords are called but yah | ||
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iskynebula
United States64 Posts
On August 20 2010 07:02 blabber wrote: found a tab for you hope this helps http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/tabs/w/weezer/if_youre_wondering_if_i_want_you_to_i_want_you_to_tab.htm from here i appreciate the effort. Thats a start w the chord but thats not exactly what i am looking for. I was looking for the jazz chords hes using as his version differs from the power chord progression in the link | ||
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iskynebula
United States64 Posts
On August 20 2010 07:06 HeavOnEarth wrote: wondering* First chord is D, then he hjits the 4th fret on A then its B, and he plays open EA strings before going into G then A (2nd fret G and 2nd fret B) not sure if he uses his thumb to play the 2nd fret on E while playing A but ther u go D 2 0 0 2 3 2 B 0 2 4 4 3 2 G 3 2 0 0 3 3 A 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 clue what the technical term these chords are called but yah sorry i meant the chords in the prechours from 0.40- 0.53 and there is some weird complilation of chords he uses at the very end too i cant figure out | ||
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Revolt
United States288 Posts
On August 20 2010 06:27 iskynebula wrote: So this goes for all you guitar players who are slightly above average. I been trying to trying to figure out this weezer cover done acoustic on yourtube and i cant figure out which chord he is using around the chorus. I was just going to throw this out thjere and maybe someone can offer me some help. Its a fairly new weezer song called IF youre wandering if i want you too. i know the first chord he is using is a Dmaj 7 but after that i am kind of lost. so heres the vid link. enjoy awsome cover btw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fX0MdEU_uOg like fakesteve said, it's a musical instrument. not "look what i can do on the guitar". if you're going to put effort in covering songs, might as well change your outlook on the guitar, and actually understand music. once you do this, transcribing music becomes much easier. but whatever floats your boat. | ||
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HeavOnEarth
United States7087 Posts
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iskynebula
United States64 Posts
On August 20 2010 07:14 Revolt wrote: like fakesteve said, it's a musical instrument. not "look what i can do on the guitar". if you're going to put effort in covering songs, might as well change your outlook on the guitar, and actually understand music. once you do this, transcribing music becomes much easier. but whatever floats your boat. thats completely irrelevant to this blog entry i just want to know the chords | ||
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Atom Cannister
Germany380 Posts
On August 20 2010 06:35 iskynebula wrote: i was trying the figure out the chord he is using in the chorus and right before the chorus when he he is saying. " And the conversation stop and you sat down next to me...." i guess the prechorus idk but those jazzy chords hes usuing If it's only that one chord then I believe it's e-x B-7 G-6 D-7 A-5 E-x Agreed? | ||
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Trezeguet
United States2656 Posts
On August 20 2010 07:14 Revolt wrote: like fakesteve said, it's a musical instrument. not "look what i can do on the guitar". if you're going to put effort in covering songs, might as well change your outlook on the guitar, and actually understand music. once you do this, transcribing music becomes much easier. but whatever floats your boat. I don't get it. Making music via cover song is not music?? | ||
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iskynebula
United States64 Posts
On August 20 2010 07:23 Atom Cannister wrote: If it's only that one chord then I believe it's e-x B-7 G-6 D-7 A-5 E-x Agreed? sorry i should have worded it better in my post that was my fault i believe its like 4 or 5 chords in the prechorus | ||
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HeavOnEarth
United States7087 Posts
On August 20 2010 06:52 Archaic wrote: The second chord looks like a Bm7... Something like 7x777x, 7x707x, or something like that. Then he moves the octave, or whatever is on the G string down in half steps to go back to the Dmaj7, D7, then the next chord. I don't have a guitar with me... so I don't know if this is right. Then he goes into something like an Em7 (02003x) or some variation of that, into a.. A6? (54003x). These chords look kinda right. Try to play around with them. You'll get it eventually, lol. 2nd chord is 7 x 0 7 7 x but pretty much this, just mess around with it until u get it lol | ||
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ShaperofDreams
Canada2492 Posts
just play around till you get the chord..you could prob just use a program to slow it down and then tune your notes to match the cords notes and bam you know the chord.. or just use your ears. | ||
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ptell
United States103 Posts
Or are you referring to another version of the song? | ||
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Surrealz
United States449 Posts
Some of us just want to play music that sounds appealing to us, then throw our own little twist on it. There is NOTHING wrong with looking up tabs or covering tabs at this stage of learning the guitar. Also, this song has slightly modified chords, its not just "PLAY A D" alot of the times. Relax. Help the guy or just don't post if its not going to be constructive. | ||
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a176
Canada6688 Posts
 just DL the video from youtube or just screencap from your browser ... | ||
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Aduromors
United States279 Posts
Dmaj7-----Bm7-------B7sus2--A#7sus2-Em--------A+7 0------------X------------X------------X------------0------------1 7------------7------------7------------6------------0------------2 6------------7------------6------------5------------0------------0 7------------7------------7------------6------------2------------3 5------------X------------X------------X------------X------------0 X------------7------------7------------6------------X------------X He plays the augmented 7th differently, not sure what his exact fingering is. If you're not familiar with fingering the Bm7, try to follow how he does it in the video | ||
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HeadhunteR
Argentina1258 Posts
lol at the ones that say do it by ear... | ||
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Coagulation
United States9633 Posts
On August 20 2010 06:30 FakeSteve[TPR] wrote: a guitar is a musical instrument, hope this helps!!! dweedleedweedlewaaaah dwoohdoeedleedewaaaah | ||
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iskynebula
United States64 Posts
On August 20 2010 12:37 Aduromors wrote: Not a fan of that guy's haircut Dmaj7-----Bm7-------B7sus2--A#7sus2-Em--------A+7 0------------X------------X------------X------------0------------1 7------------7------------7------------6------------0------------2 6------------7------------6------------5------------0------------0 7------------7------------7------------6------------2------------3 5------------X------------X------------X------------X------------0 X------------7------------7------------6------------X------------X He plays the augmented 7th differently, not sure what his exact fingering is. If you're not familiar with fingering the Bm7, try to follow how he does it in the video this looks the like the most promising response I appreciate the effort. I havent got a chance to play it out yet but i can already tell this will be useful thnx | ||
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Aduromors
United States279 Posts
On August 20 2010 14:32 HeadhunteR wrote: the last post has got it right that is the best answer (it should have been the first) and its right but its helpful to learn to "read fingers" ( see the fingers of someone playing in videos and to copy them) its faster than tabs and it will make things much easier.. lol at the ones that say do it by ear... It's very useful to be able to learn songs by ear. If you're able to find the key then you should be able to find the notes, and from there it's a matter of trying find what chord was played in what shape. I think it's well worth trying to figure out songs that way, and it's definitely a valuable skill to learn | ||
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SubtleArt
2710 Posts
On August 20 2010 07:14 Revolt wrote: like fakesteve said, it's a musical instrument. not "look what i can do on the guitar". if you're going to put effort in covering songs, might as well change your outlook on the guitar, and actually understand music. once you do this, transcribing music becomes much easier. but whatever floats your boat. You're just being a musical snob. I don't see anything wrong with what he's doing. The first 2 years I spent playing guitar I just practiced scales and looked up tabs of my favorite rock / metal songs to play their riffs and whatnot. Its really fun and you feel like a badass | ||
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expendable
United States17 Posts
On August 20 2010 12:37 Aduromors wrote: Dmaj7-----Bm7-------B7sus2--A#7sus2-Em--------A+7 0------------X------------X------------X------------0------------1 7------------7------------7------------6------------0------------2 6------------7------------6------------5------------0------------0 7------------7------------7------------6------------2------------3 5------------X------------X------------X------------X------------0 X------------7------------7------------6------------X------------X The third chord he only moves the 9 down to b9, not the whole chord. Also the last chord sounds more like A#11 to me. Overall it would be (slightly changed the Em voicing too): 0------------X------------X------------X------------0------------0 7------------7------------7------------X------------4-------------2 6------------7------------6------------5------------0------------ 4 7------------7------------7------------7------------2------------ 3 5------------X------------X------------X------------X------------0 X------------7------------7------------7------------X------------X You're just being a musical snob. I don't see anything wrong with what he's doing. The first 2 years I spent playing guitar I just practiced scales and looked up tabs of my favorite rock / metal songs to play their riffs and whatnot. Its really fun and you feel like a badass While there's definitely nothing wrong with playing guitar for fun and doing whatever you want to do, exclusively using tabs and not your ear is a bit like 4gating every zerg you play. After a while you get bored and your game as a whole hasn't improved much. | ||
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