附注:
i've only recently discovered this band (of course they're quite new anyway), so i have next to no information as to their tunings, who plays what live, or the benefit of any existing tabs. all i've seen is that one of the guitarists uses a 7-string, and the other a 6.
i think the album has double-tracked 7-string rhythm guitar, and various overdubbed leads when necessary which are all playable on a 6-string of course.
bass notes: i did read that they have no bass player currently and that they use some effect to achieve a bass-like sound split from the guitar. i certainly hear at the very least a sampled bass on the album if not a real one, but either way i'm generally weak when it comes to discerning bass so i offer no guarantee for its accuracy
verse riff (m43 & 77): this caused me no small amount of grief as there is most certainly an overdriven bass playing that E every other quarter note, but i still hear some slap-y percussive note action going on beneath. what i ended up with is kind of a compromise; quarter notes 1 and 3 follow the current rhythm
"nonsense tapping" section: i believe they use a harmonizing pedal (in all minor 3rds) for this, but it could just as well be like 4 layered guitars. as far as i cared to listen, both channels are playing more or less the same thing with a bit of difference in volume (i.e. for the harmonizer effect). probably doesn't matter anyway, it's fredrik thordendal-style chromatic tapping. just bullshit your way through; the transcription is an extremely quick&dirty guideline
"verse variations, etc" sections: i couldn't discern a (repeating) subdivision used for any of these fast 16th staccato riffs, outside of the chorus rhythm in different contexts. there might be a few things off here and there
"7/8 over 4/4" section: i could swear i hear a low Bb on m158, but until i learn they use a tuning other than B i'll just have to use octave+5th.
"buildup" section: those chords may be overcomplicated or oversimplified. your mileage may vary
GOOD LUCK
注释:
rpt
rpt
pickslide
this approximately mirrors the chorus riff in rhythm
5/8 repeated over 2x4/4
misc. pickscraping and noise
play harder, slap where appropriate
lots of delay (repeating at approx. 16ths or dotted eights)
delay off
delay on
delay off
more delay
pickslide
vocal arr. for guitar
