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What does a number above the 'staff' mean in tablature?
What does this tablature notation mean?What does “NC” mean?Guitar harmonics notation in tabluatureWhat is B II, followed by a dashed line, and what does it mean?What does the caret symbol ^, mean in guitar tablature?What does “gliss 2x” mean here?What is Sanz's tablature for the baroque guitar?What does Harm. mean in guitar tabsWhat does a P above the tab mean in guitar tablature?What does a capital letter mean in tablature?
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What does a number above the 'staff' mean in tablature?
Such as the numbers 4 and 5 in this example.
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What does a number above the 'staff' mean in tablature?
Such as the numbers 4 and 5 in this example.
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What does a number above the 'staff' mean in tablature?
Such as the numbers 4 and 5 in this example.
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What does a number above the 'staff' mean in tablature?
Such as the numbers 4 and 5 in this example.
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It means the number of times you repeat the phase. Notice the two stacked asterisks (*'s) under numbers. Those are the tab analog to two dots in standard notation.
So, repeat the parts with two stacked asterisks on either side x number or times, 5 for the first bar and 4 for the second.
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It means the number of times you repeat the phase. Notice the two stacked asterisks (*'s) under numbers. Those are the tab analog to two dots in standard notation.
So, repeat the parts with two stacked asterisks on either side x number or times, 5 for the first bar and 4 for the second.
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It means the number of times you repeat the phase. Notice the two stacked asterisks (*'s) under numbers. Those are the tab analog to two dots in standard notation.
So, repeat the parts with two stacked asterisks on either side x number or times, 5 for the first bar and 4 for the second.
answered 8 hours ago
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– Randy Zeitman
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It means the number of times you repeat the phase. Notice the two stacked asterisks (*'s) under numbers. Those are the tab analog to two dots in standard notation.
So, repeat the parts with two stacked asterisks on either side x number or times, 5 for the first bar and 4 for the second.
answered 8 hours ago
PhoenixPhoenix
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It means the number of times you repeat the phase. Notice the two stacked asterisks (*'s) under numbers. Those are the tab analog to two dots in standard notation.
So, repeat the parts with two stacked asterisks on either side x number or times, 5 for the first bar and 4 for the second.
answered 8 hours ago
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