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Dec 2009
Help...basic question :/
Hi All,
by Benthic_Pig on Mon Dec 07, 2009 5:09 pm
I'm confused. This might be simple, and thus a stupid question, but I've never been formally taught and this just caught me out. I noticed this sort of thing in tab books: C#5 -----------9-------------------------------------------- ---12^------12p9-10p9-------9-------------------- -----------------------------12-----12p9------------ ------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- What I'm confused by the C#5 above the measure. Does this refer to the backing chord, or the scale that the lick is based on? How do you break up a lick like that and determine that it does indeed fit with the backing chords? My inability to understand this sort of thing probably explains why I can play solos and not write them. I always get the feeling this is really obvious to other musicians yet I am totally baffled.
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