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Offline LorenzoS

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« on: September 01, 2005, 02:41:37 PM »
Does anyone have this song: "Believer "its By Tonex' I want to learn this song, but its in the key of Eb im barely gettin the bass line but the chords would be most helpful thanks
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« Reply #1 on: September 01, 2005, 07:08:50 PM »
I just rock the first and fourth extended with runs and do the bassline it seems to work. What does your bassline look like.

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« Reply #2 on: September 02, 2005, 01:28:09 AM »
dont laugh, I'm tryin, I know the chords arent your basic 3 finger chords, but thats what i'm tryin to gifure out until i get better, I'ev worked on this for 2 days, any help, or correction is appreciated

Eb,Eb
F
F#
G
G
G
F#
G
Ab

Ab
Ab
G
F#
F

F
Ab
Bb
Bb
Eb
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« Reply #3 on: September 02, 2005, 06:23:12 AM »
Quote from: LorenzoS
dont laugh, I'm tryin, I know the chords arent your basic 3 finger chords, but thats what i'm tryin to gifure out until i get better, I'ev worked on this for 2 days, any help, or correction is appreciated

Eb,Eb
F
F#
G
G
G
F#
G
Ab

Ab
Ab
G
F#
F

F
Ab
Bb
Bb
Eb



Man, anybody try to laugh at ya, I'll kick 'em (..I mean bless them) in the name of Jesus.

At least your tryin', dude. I'm too scared to try to put my limited knowledge on this awesome site. I'mma practice some mo'.

Holla
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« Reply #4 on: September 02, 2005, 06:54:00 AM »
Aight, after looking at my last post and the comments, I realize the devil is a liar so here we go with my first attempt at posting something.


Try these chords for "Believer" by Tonex. The notes in the parenthesis are merely suggestions to add color to the otherwise very bland chords.

Eb/GBbEb(F)
(walking bass) Eb, F, F#
G/GBbDbEb (hit 3x)
Ab/AbBbCEb
Ab/AbCEbGb (hit 2x)
G/GBDF
Gb/BbDbE
F/ACEb
F/AbCEb (quick hit)
Bb/FAbCEb (hit 2x)
Eb/GBbEb


Ok, so there it is. Listen to the Cd, play around with the chords. If I get anything else, OR if anyone else can add or subtract from this PLEASE, PLEASE PLEASE feel free.


Hope this helps, or at least gets you started.
Jonathan
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« Reply #5 on: September 03, 2005, 01:42:46 PM »
Did I say something wrong? :oops:

Anyway I was saying use the basic triads but just add the octave on the end. Like this:

Bb Eb G Bb the switch with the bassline to the C Eb Ab C

You can slide back and forth on the black keys because it in Eb. It gives the song a funking sound. It's really best to keep it simple because you want to hear the choir breakups.

What I do do is when I get to the Bb before the Eb at the end is to slide down to a high Ab chord.

Some runs I use after the first Eb chord i roll C Bb Ab G
And before you go to start over I do Bb, Ab, Gb, Ab, Gb, Eb

I needed to know you're bassline to be able to help you.

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Brian

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« Reply #6 on: September 08, 2005, 05:24:37 AM »
8O you didnt say anything wrong..when you wrote this:

Quote
Anyway I was saying use the basic triads but just add the octave on the end. Like this:

Bb Eb G Bb the switch with the bassline to the C Eb Ab C

You can slide back and forth on the black keys because it in Eb. It gives the song a funking sound. It's really best to keep it simple because you want to hear the choir breakups.

What I do do is when I get to the Bb before the Eb at the end is to slide down to a high Ab chord.

Some runs I use after the first Eb chord i roll C Bb Ab G
And before you go to start over I do Bb, Ab, Gb, Ab, Gb, Eb


i was like  8O  8O  8O

I had no clue as to what you were saying..but its all good what every you can add is always welcomed
We can go from Glory to Goofy in a matter of seconds, by not heeding HIS voice. M.G. Blankenship
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