Himitsu

5 Guitar Amps for Beginners That Are Actually Great Afinação: D A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste The song is comprised of two guitars, one in drop D and the other in standard. The first guitar is one riff that is repeated throughout almost the entire song going like this: e|---------------------------------------------------------------| B|---------------------------------------------------------------| G|---------------------------------------------------------------| D|---------------------------------------------------------------| A|--0--------------------5--4--2-0------0--------------------5--4| D|----2-4--2--4--5--2--4------------------2-4--2--4--5--2--4-----| Listen to the song to get the rhythm down. I recomend playing it with your first, ring and little finger. The second guitar is very quiet and just plays chord with a short delay effect. A tremolo could also work if you don't have a delay. It's hard to hear exactly what chords she's playing, but they all sound roughly like 7 chords so I would try playing: Gmaj7, Em, F#m7, Bm, BbMaj7, Dmaj7 and any others that sound right to your ears. There are definetly more but they blend into the mix too much to really tell; these were just the ones I could pick out the most. Expirement with the order and try playing along to the song. For the breakdown section, pick scrape and just furiously strum close to your amp to make as much noise as possible. Finally for the bass, during the main riff it's just single note variations of the riff with each note being played at the start of the riff: G|----------------------------------------------------| D|----------------------------------------------------| A|--0-------------------------------------------------| D|------------------2-------------------4------------5| and repeat back to the open A. During the breakdown, bass plays the main riff just slightly slower. Chords: Em : 022000 Gmaj7:320002 F#m7: 242222 Bmin: X24432 BbMaj7: X13231 Dmaj7: X54222 (can just play XX0222 if you're struggling to stretch) Hope this helps!