Doom Song
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Afinação: D G D G B DTecla: F#Capotraste: Sem capotraste
Dan Bateman explains that he uses Keith Richard's Open G tuning for DOOM SONG (except half a step down),
which is mentioned here:
https://youtu.be/umF2JwcMN5Y?si=qrsPB1HBFMgpWUkF&t=890
Tuning: C# F# C# F# A C#
[Main Riff]
C#|----0----0----0----0---------|
A|-----0----2----3----3b4~------|
F#|----0----0----0----0---------|
C#|----0----0----0----0---------| x12
F#|----0----2----3----3---------|
C#|----x----x----x----x---------|
^
there's a weird sort of half-bend half-vibrato thing going on here. makes more sense if you listen to
the track. could partly be due to a tremolo effect.
[Bridge]
C#|----0----0----0----0---------|
A|-----6----5----3----4---------|
F#|----0----0----0----0---------| x4
C#|----0----0----0----0---------|
F#|----5----5----3----4---------|
C#|----x----x----x----x---------|
[Main Riff]
C#|----0----0----0----0---------|
A|-----0----2----3----3b4~------|
F#|----0----0----0----0---------|
C#|----0----0----0----0---------| x4
F#|----0----2----3----3---------|
C#|----x----x----x----x---------|
[Bridge 2]
C#|----5----|
A|-----7----|
F#|----0----| x4
C#|----0----|
F#|----7----|
C#|----0----|
^ Palm mute on the last strum
[Main Riff]
C#|----0----0----0----0---------|
A|-----0----2----3----3b4~------|
F#|----0----0----0----0---------|
C#|----0----0----0----0---------| x3
F#|----0----2----3----3---------|
C#|----x----x----x----x---------|
[Closing]
C#|----0----0----0-----|
A|-----0----2----3-----|
F#|----0----0----0-----| PM
C#|----0----0----0-----|
F#|----0----2----3-----|
C#|----x----x----x-----|
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| x Dead note
| h Hammer-on
| b Bend
| / Slide up
| \ Slide down
| ~ Vibrato
| PM Palm mute
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How to play Doom Song
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.